I

Sealed Beam Lamp

Catalog

3-5211
REVISED SEPTEMBER, 1975

SUPERSEDES ISSUE
DATED JAN.. 1974

LAMPS
Other MINIATURE LAMP
PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT
CATALOGS INGLUDE;
Sub-Miniature Lamps, 3 6252R1
Miniature Lamps, 3-5169
Giow Lamps, 3-6254
lndex of all Lamps,3-6255R

IVINIATURE LAMP PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT

0ENERAL@ETECTRtC

TAB LE
OF
CONTE NTS

lntroduction

Plus 25 Headlamps
Features of GE Headlamps

Heavy Duty Lamps .

General lnformation
Sealed Beam Lamp Filaments
Sealed Beam Lamp Bases
Sealed Beam Lamp Specifications

3
3

Footnotes
Farm Tractor Lamps

Aircraft Lamps
Farm Tractor Lamps
Table of Applications

Numerical lndex

5
5
6
11

Beam Patterns

12
12
13
14
15

For infor:mation on. irliniature, s.ub.mi:niatur.ef ?nd glpw lamps, refer to the appropriate catalog, listed by title and number on front cover.

General Electric Sealed Beam lamps consist of a light source contained in an

enclosure made by hermetically sealing an accurately pressed reflector and lens
to provide
-beam an integral lighting unit. These lamps are available in a wide variety
patterns and inlensities that can be provided by proper choice of Iight
of
source and lens configuration.
Most Sealed Beam lamps are designed for operation on low voltage sources of
power, and are available in diameters of 4rlz,53l+,7 and 8 inches, known as
PAR-36. PAR-46, PAR-56, and PAR-64 bulbs respectively. Glass is of a
borosiliiate, heat-resistant t5,pe and the reflector is usuaily o1'parabolic construction with an aluminized reflecting inner surface.
Certain types of Sealed Beam lamps are available with a permanent yellow or
red lens finish.
Manufacturers and designers of equipment requiring Sealed Beam lamps
should select lamps of established design whenever possible for maximum economy as well as ease of replacement through regular trade channels. Lamps are
grouped according to the four bulb sizes. They are listed within each group by ascending order of design voltage.
The "Numerical Index" (on page 15) Iists lamps in numerical sequence, and
"Table of Applications" (page 1a) by type of service.

SEALED BEAM LAMPS

Picture on left

shows

the pattern from one 30watt automotive spotlamp producing 75,000

beam candlepower and
spread of 5" xb ". The picture on the risht shows
the oattern froir one 35watL^ fos lamo. This lamp
orovid.e"s
a beam which
'spreads the
light 40 "Iaterallv bv 5" verticallv.
and firod"uces
dlepower.

1,000 cah-

SEE

FAFTTHEFR

DFIIVF SAFER TONIGtsIT \^/ITH

PLUS 26 FTEADLAMIPS

o"Plus 25" packs nearly a third more risht in the

beam, and penetrates 25 feet farther!
o This extra margin of safety helps drivers see
farther, see faster, drive safer.
o On-focus

filament and lens throws maximum light

down right-hand side of road.

oOne-piece, sealed-for-life construction shuts out

dirt and moisture, GE headlamps never grow dim!
oThe Plus 25 #6014 is for two-headlamp cars
and replaces the #6012. #6015 Plus 25 heavy
duty replaces # 6O 1 3 for truck service.
o The Plus 25 low beam #4OOO is for four-headlamps cars and replaces the #4OO2. #4O4O
heavy duty Plus 25 replaces #4OO5 for fourheadlamp truck service.
Also available f rom General Electric...
Blazer Beam Headlamp fixtures are now being
made
by leading automotive accessory-lighting
"Blazer Beam"
manufacturers. Your regular service dealer can
install one quickly and economically on your car
Blazer Beam can be added to your car as a third
. or you can do-it-yourself if you pref er.
low-beam headlamp. lt generates 35,000 candlepower, safely and accurately down your side of
The combination of Blazer Beam and "Plus 25"
the road, without blinding oncoming drivers, or
headlamps help you see 5O feet fartherl And more
putting annoying light in the rear-view mirror of
than doubles the light in the beam on your side
of the road!
cars ahead of you.

i TeATURES oF GE HEADLAMPs

Aimine Pletforms . are three glass pads molded in the lenses of

GE Headlamps to enable quick, accurate aiming with any aiming
machine. When the plane through the face of the three pads is
oriented perpendicular to the axis of the vehicle, the lamp is properly
aimed for safest road lighting.
GE Shield
covers the lower beam filament only, cutting off the
"uncontrolled upward light" which reflects back in motorists' eyes
during rain, snow and fog.
GE Shields are clamped to separate rods to protect the filament
during shock and vibration. If rods vibrate under road shock conditions, these forces will not be transmitted to the filament.
The Redesignecl-Lens-Reflector . . . combination directs light farther
GE

down the road. Passing is easier.

OnIy Generul Electric makes all of the individual parts that go
into headlamps - and even the machines are designed by GE
engineers, assuring maximum quality control.
There is no "spring action" to pull
Pre-Formed tr ead-In Wres .
the filaments out of focus.

FIEAIY DUTY LAMPS

Geramic Shock Absorber

anchors the lead wrres and

helps prevent the f ilament f rom

shorting out through whiplash

action.

Heaviei Filament Wire is

stronger and lengthens the
lamp's service life.
Fog Shield over the filament is

mounted on a separate support to isolate its vibrations

from the filament assembly.

There is a General Electric

heavy duty lamp for most auto-

motive sockets. Heavy duty

lamps are designed with special

features (see illustration) to
grve longer life and more
troubl+.free performance than
standard lamps. These lamps
should be used where they are
llkely to be subject to extra
shock and vibration.

GENERAL INFORMATION
ABBREVIATIONS

Amperes
- Construction
and
- lndustrial Machinery
CP * Candlepower
SC - Screw
Term. - Terminals
W - Watts

Information given in the specifications columns on

page
6 covera electrical and pbysical characteristics
-tfre
Sealed Beam lamps. These selection f'actors
ot
are briefly discussed and abbreviations are listed.
Footnotes are shown at the end of the specification
lists. lpage 11)

C.l. M.

LAMP NUMBER
Lamps are marked with a General Electric
Trade No. recorded with the American National Standards Institute (formerly United
States of America Standards Institute). This
number completely identifies the lamp.

APPROXIMATE TOTAL SPREAD TO

10% MAXIMUM CANDLEPOWER
This column contains the listings of both
horizontal and vertical values of beam spread
for each lamp. The beam spread is given in
degrees for the total angle, vertical or horizontal, frorn l0% of maximum intensity on
one side of the beam center to L0% of maximum intensity on the other side of the beam

PRIMARY APPLICATION

center.

The primary application column lists the

present major service of each lamp. However,

lamps may be, and are, used in many other
applications where their design may prove
advantageous.

DESIGN VOLTS

This column lists the voltage at which the

lamp is designed for rated amperes, candlepower, and laboratory-life characteristics,
unless otherwise noted.

WATTS OR AMPS.

The current rating (amps) or power consumption (watts) at design voltage is listed in this
column. In the case of dual filament lamps,
values for each filament are given.

FILAMENT SHIELDING
General Electric Head, Fog, Aircraft, Spotlight and other sealed beams incorporate
filament shields as a means of controlling
scattered light. Uncontrolled upward light
can reflect back into the motorist's eyes from
snow, rain and fog resulting in reduced
visibility.

MAXIMUM OVER-ALL LEt\GTH

Rated average life is that obtained in closely
controlled laboratory testing of lamps on 60

Hertz alternating current at their design

voltage. The maximum overali length of
Sealed Beam lamps is the distance from
front of the lens to the back of the terminals
and is a dimension guaranteed not to be exceeded bv the manufacturer.
RATED AVERAGE LIFE

APPROXIMATE INITIAL
MAXIMUM CANDLEPOWER
The value shown usually represents the intensity of light in the brightest portion of the
beam. With a filament of given wattage, the
maximum candlepower may vary widely, depending upon the amount the light is spread
by the lens configuration. Candlepower is the
generally accepted method of rating the lisht
output of Sealed Beam lamps.

The life expectancy of the lamp is rated in

hours of average life obtained in closely controlled laboratory tests at the design voltage
ratings. It is not necessarily the same as service life where adverse conditions may result
in a shorter average life.
LINE NUMBER
The line number is used to find specific lamps.
It has no ordering or technical significance.

Filaments for sealed beam lamps may be a coil or a coiled coil wire
(indicated by,the letters C arid CC"respectively). Coiling it e fiiament wire reduces gas losses and increases effiLiencv. Th"e number
the coil identification letter denotes the a'rrange;;;t;i
lgllo.ryi"g
the lrlament on the supports.

A ffi I-,L
#tr+ ffi
$hffiffi lll fr*tr

FILAM ENTS

f+"

C-2R

c-2

c2v
(Supported)

AB\

c-6

2C-6

ffi
cc-6

l,t_ J

It qru+

cc-6/cc,6

c-6lc-6

cc-8

c-13

CC.13

tr*Rt

lPl

+:+
li]]1
4CC-8

Bases prowide electrical contact to the 1amp. The most common

bases for sealed Beam iamps are the screw-ierminar and contactlug types. Other types are a-lso available, as illustrated.

SCREW TERN4INALS

IVlOGUL END PRONGS

2 SLIP ON TERMINALS

CONTACT LUGS

TERi'v.ilNALS

!U

ffi
BAS ES

SCREW TERMINALS

WATERPROOF TERIVII NALS

3 SLIP ON

ffiiZtr;

CONTACT LUGS

Tr,rcical sealed beam lamPs. Lens

cdrifieuration and color are varied
for sSecific applications or predetermined beam-pattern. The basic dimensions remain the same for all
services.

Line
l{o.

Primary Application
Applicable SAt

Lamp
Nu

Design
Volts

& Military Standards

mbe r

ilatts

Approx.

0r
Amps

lnitial

Approx. Total Spread

to

c.P.

Fila me nt

Max. C.P.

(Degrees)
Horiz. Vertical

Marimum

Specifications

109,;

Base

Base

Designa-

tion

Lgth.
(

---r--6.1

4508

HandLantern..,

-2

45t2

Bicycle Headlamp

-3

4545

Hand Lantern,

.4

4546-1

HandLantern...

-5

4546,2

fl2nj

4546-3
4545X-l
4547-1

4547

10

46 18

l1

Hand Lantern(25)(38) .

15

4346
4468
4339
4309
4348

16

46i4(x)

Ai

T1

4634(34)

Ai

18

47

t4

19

4015(r)

20

451

T2

13
14

47

7,000 |
150 |
I

,m,

(18)

ln.)

Rated
Average
Li{e
(

Hrs. )

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal

c-6

lt

r00

2t la

100

Screw Terminal
Slip-on Terminal
Slip-on Terminal

C.2R

2t lq

100

C.2R

2z

lt

100

C.2

2t lq

100

Screw Terminal

C.2R

2t

lt

00

Slip-on Terminal
Slip-on Terminal
Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal

c-2

23lq

00
00

c-2R

lt
2t lt

C.2R

23lq

00

c-2

2t

41 1t 0.5A
4.7 losn

6,300
6,300
4,000

Hand Lanternl2T)

47

0.5A

6,300

ll3nl 13nlgln{:r)

4.1

0.5A

6,3 00

Hand Lantern
Hand Lantern
Hand Lantern

415

1 25A

4.75
4.8

1,25A

20,000
20,000
1 3,000

3
3
3
3
3

0.5A

Screw Terminal

C.2R

2z

lt

00

0.5A

4 000
7,000

Slip-on Terminal

00

1.0A

110

80

80

SpecialService.....

5.9

10A

13 800

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal

.50A

4,500

Screw Termi nal

c,2R
c-6
c-6
c.2R

23lq

Spec. Serv. Emrg. Light

53
53
59

100w
75W

85,000
65,000

1i

[i;sr2flfl66l{z)....

100vV

C,000

24

6
5
24

Auto. Fog, SAE J 583,

to'ts-18002.4015

6.2

35W

Tractor.

6.2

30w

8,500
2,300

ii8)

(18)

r\1s.16524-2

4 I15A
4.1 losn

Max.

0verall

..

l2nfspn(25)(38)

HandLantern,.....
l-l3nl l2n{s1p(25)(38) .
rcraft; Navrgation(zr
rcraft; Navi gation(I)

...

See Footnotes, Page 1l

0.5A

1 004

|
|
I

11

Screw Terminal

c-2R

2t

00

2314

50

2slt

50

2tlt

00

c-6
c-6

23lq

300

Screw Terminal

?3lt

300

Screw Terminal

c.6

2314

300

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal

c.6

23lq

300

c-6

2314

300

20)

(PAR-36 C0NT.)
Line
Ito.

Lamp

Primary Applicatior
Applicable SAt

l{umber

& Mititary Standards

Specilications

7-3

4516

Auto.Spot...

,6

4601

-8

4042
4014

[13qlgr(2ax39).
Special Service

-23a

-24

.24a

Auto.Spot(z;....

6.4
6.4

11

25
4

Auto sPot"'
Tractor. SAt
Tractor .

t2.8

30w

50,000

r2.8
r2.8

35W
35W
35W
35W

600
600
600

80
80
80
80

30
30
30
30

35W
35W

3,000
3,000

(18)

(18)

( 18)

18W

1,500
450

25

4405
4406
4406.1
4409
4410

fs36ls1(2a)t:9)..._
Auto.. SAt l-598

J-598

t2.8
t2.8
2.8

28
2.8
2.8

Auto. Signal, Yellow

Auto. Signal, Red,
SAE J 595

18W

r8)

300(20)

23lt
23lt

150
200
300

2tla

300

23lq

300
150

2th

Screw Termi nal

c"6
c-6
L.b
c-6
c-6

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal
Slip-on Terminal
Screw Terminal
Screw Termrnal

u.b
c-6
c-6
L-b
L-b

2zlt

Screw Terminal

Slip-on Terminal
Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal

2tlt
2tlt
2zlq

100
300(8)

2tla
2tla

300(8)

2tlt

300(8)

c.6

11l4

300 (8)

c-6
L-b
c-6

2t lq

300 (8)

lt

2z

lJ l4

300(8)

300
300

275

Screw Terminal

L-b

4415-l(')

9,000
9,000

Screw Termi nal

c-6

2tlt
2tlt

Slip-on Terminal

L-b

2tla

300
300

44 I 5A(r)

SAE

t2.8

35W

7,000

Screw Termi nal

c.6

2t

lt

300

t2.8

30w

35,000

11

Screw Terminal

u.b

2314

300

4416

Spot,

J.591.......

SAT

lt

2t

18W

J,583.....

100
150
300

35W
35W

300

Spot,

J-591.......

4416-l

SAE

t2.8

30w

5,000

11

Slip.on Terminal

c-6

l)

t4

300

44164

Auto. Signal, Yellow

Auto. Signal,

2 8

30vv

26,000

11

Screw Terminal

c-6

2tl+

300

30w
30w

1l
l1

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal

t"-b

2tla

c"6

23lq

Screw Terminal

t-b

l)

Screw Termi nal

L-b

2tlt

300
300
300(8)
300(8)

Screw Terminal

c-6

2tlq

44168

Blue{X){44)...,..

2.8

Auto. Signal, Red{40)

-31

4422
4424

Tractoi .
Tracl0r{24x39)......

2.8
2.8

-3la

7400

Auto. Signal . .
C.l.M. Tail.Stop,
fls{(a0) ...
..
$pecial Service
Signal, Yellow ;

.38

4425

-39

4t4Y

4440X

',

Tiactor.-.-.-

35W
35W

4,000
600
600

12.8

35W

33,000

12.8

150W
I I8W

2.8

12.8

40b

4460X

.40c

Tractor.....

4446

Special Service

"41

4461

Tractor.....

12.8
r 2.8
12.8

4465
4464

snolYmobileco)

12 8

Auto. Signal

r2.8

4464R

Signal, Red,
sAE J 595 .

12.8

$n6wm6lils(30)

12.8

-45b

4454-l

Snowmobile(3!)

"46

4466

Tractor .:....

12 8
12 8

000

c6

2tla

25

Screw Terminal

2z

c-6
c-6

Screw Terminal

c.6

c-6
L-b

2tlt

22

10

22

13

25W

400

82

74

3-Screw Term.
Screw Terminal

60w

(18)

08)

Screw Termi nal

30W
30\,!

6,000
6,000
4,000

38
34

60w

5o, ooo(28)

60l,v

7,

ooo(28)

\ 6ow

3-Screw Term,

6,500
5,000

/6ow
4454

00(28)

Term.

\tow
I
\

3.S I ip-o n

I 40W

60W

6,000
4,500
5,000
4,500

0,000
8,000
1 0,000
8,000

4469

00 (8)

20(8)

20(8) J

L-b
L-b
L-b

2tln

300

?zlt

300(8)

300
300

12

c-6

2z

12

Screw Terminal

c-6

2tlt

la

300 (8)
300 (8)

600 \

L-b

c-6
L-b

3-Sl i p-on

600

Term.

c.6

30

Screw Terminal

c-6

2tla

300 (8)

12 8

60llv

900

80

30

Screw Terminal

c-6

23lq

300

I 35W
l35W

5500

40
30

12.8
12 8

35W

-50
-51

4313

Aircraft Landing (X){4tl

0uartzline Aircrafi . . .

l3

53
-53a

4509
4509X(2)

( 18)

10
08)

18W

4000
2,800
4,000

38

1 40,000
80 000

l6

L3

250W
250W

13

tvs252434509...

13

10ovv

i 10,000

Marine
Marine.

13

10,000
30,000

8)

1000 \

c-6
3-Cont. Lugs
Screw Terminal
Slip-on Term.

c.6

1000

c-6
c-6

2zlt

300(

23lq

300

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal

c-6

23lq

T2

c.6

2tlt

25
500

12

Screw Terminal

12

c-6
c-6

23lq

40
40

Screw Termi nal

Screw Termrnal

Ub

2tlq

Slip-on Terminal

L.b
c-6

2s

3-Screw Term.

c.6

2tla

8)

Aireraft Landing,
.54

4519
4675(r)

13

100w
100w

Siecial

Service(45)i1)

1a
IJ

75W

15 000

Spot/Flood......

100w

4700

t3

72,000
30,000

luu
:55a

See Footnotes, Page

\100w

12

I7

18

600 \
600 I

T?,8

320r8)

40
80

fp2sfoy(24)(3e.)

\
)

3-Cont. Lugs

23la

c,6

c.6

3-Cont, Lugs
Screw Terminal

40

300
320(8)
32gtat

326r&

10
5

(10)

1000

snowmobile(30).'....

Q4631

60w

\6Ovv

4445
4603
4444(t)

Snowmo!ile

lt

c"6

Tracto r-Floodl

f6iltzl)t:e) ...

l4

200rar

I 4OW

t2.8

\qow
/4ow

Tractor.....-

t2

ne
ne

50
40
33
40
33

qow

12.8

4440X.1

1ld
1ad

500

18W

.4S

300

2tlt

2,8

4416R

47
48

lq

2z

Iile
(Hrs.)

t2.8
t2.8

Auto

.46a

Lgth.

Rated
Average

Auto Fog, SAE 1-583

Auto Foe, SAE l-583
Auto Fog, Yellow,
Auto

-45a

50

31

45

100

4415(r)

.42
.43

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal

4414R

-40a

c.6

35 000

30
30a

40

Slip-on Terminal

12W

29

36

c-6

20

30w

Aut0motive

2(

30vV

20

12.8

4414
44144

.34

80

nt

12 0

Tractor, SAt J-598

Tractor, SAE l-598

32a

20

Mar.
0ver.
all

(ln.)

c.6
c.6
c.6
c.6

Imergency Lighting

441 I
441 1-l

-33

45
50
80

24,000
3,000
55,000

iion

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal
Screw Termrnal

Auto.Sp0t(2).....

.25
.25b
.27
.28

32

12W

I zsw
\12w

Base

lament

Designa.

Vertical

( 18)

800

Hdlp. Horse-drawn
Wagon .

Horiz

25W

4308
4515
4044
4404

Base (Degrees)

(18)

18W

Fi

C,P.

25W

-14
-15

to 10% Max.

45 000
2,300

54

lractor........

Approx. Total Spread

30w
30w

6.4

45 10

4510.1

a2

Maximum
c.P.

Automotive

-1?

.LL

lnitial

1,100
1,500
800

.t3a

.21

Approx.

6.2
6.2
6.4
5.4

..
Tractor...-.

.16

lYatts
0r
Amps

Design
Volts

2tlq

lt

25
25
25
300

25\

25

(PAR-36 C0NT.)

Lim
llo.

8-1
-1a

.t

lamp
l{umber

Ptiinary Application
Applicable SIE
& Military Siandalds
Specilicatigns

Design
Volts

l\latts

Approx.

0r
Amps

lnitial
Maximum
c.P.

Approx. Total Spread

Filament

to l0%

Max. C.P.
Base (Degrees)

Horiz,

DesignaBase

tion

l/eilical

Max.

0verall
Lgth.

Rated
Average

Iife

(ln.)

(Hrs.)

4595

Aircraft Navigation

13

100w

60,000

14

Screw Terminal

l,-b

2tlq

300

Q4632

AircraftFlood....

t3

250W

75,000

14

I2

Screw Terminal

c-6

2tlq

500

Auto.-Tank,
4503

MS-18002-4503 .

.,

14

40w

I 1,000

40

Screw Terminal

c-6

2tlt

400

4502

Auto.-Ianh, Aircraft;
MS.25243-4502

28

50w

10,000

40

Screw Terminal

cc-6

2tltr

400

.6

4505

Aircraft Nav:igation
MS,25?43.4505 ..

L6

50w

45,000

11

Screw Terminal

cc.6

2tlt

400

:$

4587

28

250W

40,000

40

13

Screw Terminal

cc8

2tlt

25

-9

4589

28

50w

5,000

(18)

Screw Terminal

U-b

2tla

400

.10

4591

Aircratt Taxiing (X)(4i)

Aircra{t Cockpit
Flood, SAE J,598 . . .
Aircra{t Landing

L6

100w

90,000

t2

Screw Terminal

cc.6

2t la

tx

4593

Aircraft Refueling
Flood. SAt J-598

...

28

50l/v

1,500

80

30

Screw Terminal

cc.6

2z

lq

400

70,000

12

Screw Terminal

cc6

2z

lt

300

cc-8
cc-6

.5

.11

...
.

Aireraft Navigation

l8)

4594

MS'25243.4594:...

28

100w

13

4596

250W

11

12

Screw Terminal

4613(34)

28

100!v

70,000

13

Screw Termi nal

i5

4626

Aircraft Landing (X)(4r)

Aircraft Navigation . .
Aircraft Taxiin[

28

14

....

28

150W

25,000

40

Screw Terminal

t7

t627

AircraltFlood.....

28

100w

3,000

80

30

Screw Terminal

28

110W
55W

9,000
7,000

cc6
cc6
cc6

3-Contact Lugs

50w

Auto."llli litary,

l8
.19

481

4825R

..',..

MS-18003.4811

1J

C.l,M,"Stop & Tail,,,

figfl(1o) . .

28

18W

200
40

SpeeialService...

3?

25W

200

80

25

LL.b

400

200
c.2u

2tlt

(ro)

3-Screw Term.

Screw Term.

23lt

200
400

4350

ElectricTruek;...

36

60w

2,800

(18)

(r8)

Slip-on Term.

-21c

4340

tlectric Truck

(X)(1?)

48

60w

2,800

( 18)

(r8)

Slip-on Term.

c-2u

2tlt
l. l4

5.5

4017

6.0

25 000
3,000

3-Contact Lugs

c6
c6

4606

Hend Laniern .
Spocial Service

2.0A
.82A

"23a
-?4

5.7

3.7A

800

80

20

Screw Terminal

25

4306

Hiird Lantern . .

5.8

1.54

38,000

Screw Terminal

.27

4524

Special Service;
MS 15607-1

6.0

4.7 5A

70,000

Screw Terminal

.30

4010(34)

Auto., MSl5607,6

b.l

30vv

2i,000

T1

4
(

20

..,

..;....

.33

4019

Tractor

:36

4013

T.ractor........

.38

-3!

4031

300

200(43)

i00

c.6
c.6

3t la

150

3\

lz

100

c.6
c.6

3t

lt

400

Screw Terminal

3t

lt

300

Screw Terminal

c-6

33/4

300(20)

Screw Terminal

c"6

33ll

300

30w

1,200

6.4

25W

880

80

6.4

30w
30w

23,000
1 5,000

/ 45W
\ ltw

30,000

6.4

r6,000

3-Contact Lugs

c-6

300 l
300 J
300 I
500 i

6.4

50w

1,600

2-Contact Lugs

c-6

500(20)

3tlt

100

JJI4

400

300

t8)

c6
3-Contact Lugs

c.6

.A

40

407E(34)

Auto,,MilitarY..'.
,_,,*, toE,,59t,u,

.42

4535(2)

Auto. $pot, SAt J-591,

MS"18005.4535 , . ,.

6.4

30w

95,000

51lz

Screw Termi nal

.46

4531

Auto..Military

.,...

12.5

40w

30,000

20

Screw Terminal

-46a

4439X(30)

SpeciatService....

t2.8

18W

900

60

20

2-Contact Lugs

c-6
c-6
c.6
L.b

300 (8)

... .....

4001

sAE

"48

40014

Auto. Export, Yellow

-4S

4001R

Auto. Signal, Redt4o)

l-579

See Footnotes, Page 11

o
I
1

Auto. HDLP.,
.47

100

( 18)

r
Cycle, SAE J-584

300

c1
^..

4020

300

400 i

-2 1b

2tlt
2tlt
2tlt
2tlt

c.2v
c"2v

-7la 4330

-12

50,000

12.8

37.5W

2-Contact Lugs

12.8

37.5W

2-Contact Lugs

c.6

300(8)

12.8

37.5W

2'Contact Lugs

c,6

300(8

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Primary [pplicalion
Applicable SAE

Number

& Military Standards

lYatts
Design
Volts

0r
Amps

Approx.

lnitial
Marimum
c.P.

Specilications

Auto.

91

Hdlp.-"Plus

It

/
a

Horiz.

Filament
Base

40004(r5)

Auto.Export....,

12.8

\ rz.s

4000R

Auto. Signal, Red(40)

12.8

c-6

3-Contact Lugs

c.6
c.6
c.6

r 60w
-3
.4

4003(rs)

Auto.Expori.....

12.8

Auto.-Aux.
.5

4051(2)

"Blazer"
Auto.

-5a

4040(15)

-i0

4412(r)

Pass,
SAt J-582

50w

12.8

Hdlp.-"

Plus
25" H.D. SAE J.579
Auto. Fog, SAt J 583
Auto. Fog, Yellow,

37.5w

1 50W
37.5W
1

44lzAot

SAE J-583

4413

Tractor.

-13

4413R

Auto. Signal, Red(40)

14
15

4419
4419X

Tractor......
Tractor......

12.8
12.8

t6

4420

Cycle, SAE J-584

12.8

\:ow

Cycle, SAE l-584

12,8
12.8

12.8
12.8
12.8

19

l9a

7420Y

Auto.Military.,..
Auto. Signal, Yellow
Special Service

r.ooo

3-Contact Lugs

8,800
1,100
200

80
80

35W
35W

(18)

(18)

low

1,600
3,000
23,000
I 5,000
23,000
1 5,000

( 18)

35W

1200

80

qsw

55

25

12.8
12.8

\ isw
40vv

30,000
16,000
1,000

20
l8)

Lile
(Hrs.)

320(8) \
200t1r J

320 i
200 I
320
200 I
I

4
4
4

300(8)

Screw Terminal

c.6

200(8)

3-Contact Lugs

c-6
L-b
c-6

2ggo I

3zlt'

300

c-6
c"6

3tlt'

300

la

300(8)

t-b

3t la

300 (8)

c-6

3tlt

t-b

3tlt

300(8)
300(8)

3-Contact Lugs

Screw Termi nal

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal
Screw Termi nal

!flfl{s)

3-Sl i p-on

Terminals
Screw Terminal

3z

c.6

3tlt

300
300 I
300 \
300 j

c-6

3tlr-

300tar

3-Contact Lugs
Screw Terminal

L-b
c-6

160 \
275,,tt I

3tlt

100
100

c6

Signal,Yellow....

t2.8

40w

2,500

50

OE

Screw Terminal

c-6

3tlt

2.8

30w

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal

c-6
t,-b

100(8)

35W

5
4

33lq

12.8

75,000
60,000

?1

3t

300

2la 4436R

Auto. Signal Red(40)

12.8

35W

9,000

40vt

1,400
1,300

10
(t8)

Screw Terminal
3-Sl i p-on

( 18)

( 18)

3s/r

300
326rar
32orsr

30
35

c-6
c-6
c-6
c-6

lt
3z lt

22

4459

Tractor

23

4482

$n6yyn6lilg(30). .

12.8

12.8

Snowm0bile(3.0.)

24

4492

sAE J

280

.....

12 8

\4ow

30!v

3ow
60w

60W

r 30w

25

'LO

.Lba

4495
4499
4633A

sno**obiluttot ' '

12.8

'

$nswrn6[ils(:o). . .

12.8

Auto.,Yellow.....

30w

15W
|'160w

14

80w

14

80w
80w

5,000

12,300
2 1,000
19,000
i 1,000

8,500

-27a

4633R
4636

.27h 4536-1
27c 4640

Red, sAE J.887(40) .

Automotive......

aa

( 18)

7il.
7

31
31

3'Contact Lugs

c6
c6

3-Contact Lugs

c.6

c-6

5
6

?5

\
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300 \
300 )
300 \
300 I
300 \
300 j

c.6

c-6
c-6

300

2C.6

3tlq

200

Slip-on Term.
Screw Terminal
Slip-on Term.

2C-6
2C-6

3tlt
33/4

200
200

3-Contact Lugs
3.Contact Lugs
Slip-on Term.

1,800(28)
700(28)

Terminals

24,000
1 9,000

School Bus Warning,

.27

10

3960:r

Auto.Signal.....

14

80I,v

90,000
90,000

2C6

33lt

200

Automotive.....

t2.8

45W

90,000

10

Screw Terminal

\,.b

3314

300

t3

100w

23,000

50

Slip"on Term.

c-6

3tlt

300

13

60w

1,600

2-Contact Lugs

lL-b

800 (8)

60w

6,000
130,000
40,000

2-Contact Lugs

2C6
c,6

800(8)

3-Screw Term.

L.b

3tlt-

3-Sl i p.on

c-6
L-b

14

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t-b
t-b

Anto. Spot. SAE

J 591. MS18005 4435
Auto. Spot

20tt 4435
4436

326r \

c6
3-Contact Lugs

Rated
Average

c-6
c-6
c-6

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35W

r 30w

4431
44344

35W
35W

/ row

18

35,000

35W

-12

Tractor(24X39) .

I 1,000

34
34

\37.5W

-11

l6a 4420.1
4427
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12.8
12.8

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c6

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25", SAt J.579 . .

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4000(35x1

Approx. Toial Spread

to 107" Max. C.P.
Base (Degrees)

Auto. Special
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4421Q)

$s1yi69(ls)......
C.t.M.0D SAE J.598

29

447E

MSI7163.4478

..

c.t.M.(17) SAE J-598

30

3l
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4480(2)

4705
4705-1

MS17164,4480. .

Spot/Flood
Spot/Flood

t3

/100w

.....

l3

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M525241.4522 . .

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30,000
40,000

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25\
25
25\
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250W

290,000
200,000
200,000
200,000

Screw Termi nal

Screw Termi nal
Screw Terminal

Screw Terminal

c,6
c.6

31la

25

11

Slip'on Term.

c6

3tlt

l7

14

i5

Screw Terminal

c-8

r/8

lx

100,000

11

11

Screw Termi nal

4CC.8(7

3t l4

50

75,000

50

l0

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UL.b

3tlt

25

11

Screw Terminal

cc.8

3ris

25

t3

100w
100w
100w

13

100w

16.5

450W

50,000
325,000

MS.180054530....

26

5.3A

Aircraft Taxiing
tvls-2451i.4551
Aircraft Landing(26)

28

250W

-33
-33a

4537(3)

4537-2

AircIaft Landi
Spotlight

33b

4534-l

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25

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35
38
39

4530(2)
455

4553(3)

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11

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250W

300,000

11

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(x){?!xir):,,

90,000

Screw Termi nal

65,000

Screw Terminal

32,000
7,000

Screw Terminal
Screw Terminal

4,500

Screw Terminal

1,600
24,000

2-Contact Lugs

I U-b

I,000

3-Contact Lugs

cc.6
cc.6

Aircraft Ta,xiing
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400

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800

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400
400

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400
400

Waterproof Ierm.

400
400

400
400

400
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11

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500,000

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25

28

1000!v

700,000

12

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540,000
100,000

11

15

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100

600w

600,000

11

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25

28

600yv

600,000

12

Screw Terminal

28

450W

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cc6

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20,000

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1000

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FOOTNOTES
(X) Contact nearest
(1)
(2)

(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)

lt)

Sales District Office lvliniature Lamp Department,

for further application information before using.
90' spherical shield above filament, masking all upward direct light.
Hemispherical shield in front of filament, masking all direct light.
120" cylindrical shield positioned to sideof thefilament.
Data not avai lable at time of printing.
Approximate mean initial candlepower in 10' cone.
Approximate mean initial candlepower in 5'cone.
Filament construction designed especially for military flashing sig
nal service. Consult Product Planning & Application before recom
men d ing f or other

(B) At 14 volts.

pp Iications.

(26) Slightly rounded cover.

(27) Filament welded to leads.
(28)Approximate.
(30) Not for highway use.
(31) Full cap shield.
(32) Replaced by
(33) Replaced by

(34) Available as replacement lamp only.

(35) The "Plus 25" 4OOO is for four headlamp

#4002.

(36) The "Plus

{9)

Majorfilament.
(10) Designed for indefinitely long rack life, for strength. However, ser
vice life will depend on conditions of use.
(l I) gea6 essentially rectangular.
(I2) Over 25OO candlepower within area 28" wide, 8' high.
{13) over 16,000 candlepower within area 30' wide by 10' high.
(14) At 13.5volts.
(15) Minor f ilament shielded.
rl6) Filameol segments pardllel.
(17) construction, industrial machinery applications.
(18) Trapezoidal Beam Spread to 107o measured through center of
beam pattern.
( 19)
Rou nded cover.
(20) At 7 volts.
12r) Ar 42 inches.
t22) Screws omitted.
(23) Lens rotated 45'
\24) Outside transparent red coating on reflector. Transparent round win
dow in reflector below base terminals.
(2 5)
Lens stippled.

"Plus 25" heavy duty +4040. (See line No. 9-5a).

"Plus 25" heavy duty +6015. (See line No. 10,26).

#6012.

25" 6014 is for

cars and replaces the

two-headlamp cars and replaces the

(37) No clear area in back of reflector.

{38) Reflector has non-continuous seating plane.
(39) Red coating is made and applied using high quality
materials and
workmanship. Like most coatings this red coating may fade or peel
over a period of time. Lamp should be checked from time to time to
assure that the emission of red light has not been affected.
(40) The process of applying this permanent red finish may impart
slight
iridescence and gradation of color to the lens. Such appearance does
not aff ect perf ormance.
(41) Excessive wattage for
bulb.
(42) Limited mechanical strength.
(43) Est i mated.

(44) The blue coating on this lamp is made

and applied using high quality

materials and workmanship. Like most coatings, this blue coatin!

may fade or peel over a period of time and care should be taken to
avoid damage by scratching and abrasion. The blue lamp should be
checked from time to time to assure that the emission ot blue light

has not been affected.

(45)

lf this

should occur the lamp should be

replaced to assure that you have a blue light at all times.

Approved for use only in special fixture.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
The data and recommendations in this catalog, as weli as any additional information our representative may fur
nish, are for general information only. They should not be taken as representations or warranties as to the
suitability of any lamp for any particular application or use, or as to its performance under any particular condi,
tions of use. Possible applications and conditions of use are many, and beyond our control.
Since new information is constantly being uncovered through research and testing, it is not possible to know at
any given time all information with respect to a lamp or its performance. This is particularly true of newer lamps.
It is, therefore, up to the purchaser to make his own determination as to the suitability of a product for his intended use and to assume the responsibility for that determination.

When any equipment design is involved, please communicate with your General Electric Lamp Representative for

latest design information.

FARM TRACTOR LAMPS-

General Electric offers a complete line

of sealed beam lamps for use as original
equipment and replacements for practically all applications.
The various light patterns illustrated
below are suited to particular tractor

and implement combinations, whether the

implements are mounted beneath the tractor, trailed or mounted ahead.

The lens of each lamp is specifically delight for best advantage

siened to distribute
in the work area.

General Electric offers several dual purpose tractor lamps. These can be used as
flood lamps for trailed equipment in the
field, or can be switched to serve as red
tail lights when used on the highway.

FOR MOST EFFICIENT FIELD AND IMPLEMENT LIGHTING, TRAPEZOIDAL

AND FLOOD SEALED BEAMS ARE USUALLY USED IN COMBINATION.
DESCRIPTION OF BEAM PATTERN (rows

on 36" centers)

TRAPEZOIDAL
RECTANGULAR

TRAPEZOIDAL
(KEYSTONE) PAR36
Lamps aimed slightly
down at each side of
tractor, project a long

rectangular beam
I ightin g 2 rows of
crops on each side.

441
LAMP
Nos.
12

4461
451

4601

(80" x 30") FLOOD

Lamps, at each side
of tractor, aimed
downward and ou t-

ward, will light

ward, will light2 rows

ofcrops on each side,

and provide

(KEYSTONE} PAR 46

ROUND
(1 1O' cone) FLOOD
Lamps, at each side
of tractor, aim ed
downward and out-

er spread vertically
They will light 3

rows of crops on each

side of the tractor and

very

throw light

smooth, broad light

wide

spread of light ahead.

ah

ead.

,t

headlighting or flood-

lighting towed imple-

ments and accessory

401 9

rtol

4419

4413

4419X
4459

4603

farther

RECTANGULAR

(8O' x 20") FLOOD

Broad flat flood for

equipment.

ahead.

4022
4422
4424

4406
4409
4440
4466

36

and laterally.

rows of crops on each

side, and give

imilar to PAR

(at left), except broad-

4427

AIRCRAFT LAMPS

RECREATIONAL VEHICLE LAMPS

General Electric makes a complete line of sealed

beam lamps for aircraft landing, taxiing, navigational,
f loodlighting, and ground service equipment.
Recreational vehicle headlighting for snowmobile.
mini-bike and ATV applications are available from
GE. A complete line of sealed beams are also made
for marine application. including docking, flood and
spotlights.
For specif ications and applications on these types,

ask your Miniature Lamp Representative f or the

Snowmobile, Ai rcraft ar Marine Lamp Catalogs.

MARINE LAMPS

4000
4001

AUTOMOTIVE

AIRCRAFT

HEADLAMPS

LANDING

l,'t;1., :,

ll

l!

Plu5

[',8'47

4001A I

8-48
9-4

Export only
4003 I
4040 I 9,5a ll Plus 25 Heavy Duty
Blazer Beam
4051 I 9,s
6006 r 1,0,16
6014 1,1A.22 , ll Plus 25
6015 lr' 10'23,"' ll Plus 25 Heavy Duty
6112 1,",10,24., ll Export only
I

4313

,1150,

4509

J'53,1

Q4s59

1.l:6'

4522

9:3?,

'll,6a

4537

f33,,

Q4565
4580

4000A

.!:l
9;'31

4433A

r1o:20

:8,.,49,

4433R

10,21,

4434A

9'rl9
9112lal

4001

r7:8'

4014

:,

4436R

4414

,'9: l3',,
,.,7.77 ,,

44144

:r,1128,

4464R

4414R

4633A

44 I 6-1

ii.7t29
:,7,-32a

4416A

7-33,

4636

4413

44i68

'7i34

4464

7:3 5

'

459

4553

,9.39

4596

8: l.3r,'

4555

'tl19

Q4631

.7:5.1

'1,1,3,',

463 5

,9,33c

.I.1.4r'r.

Q4681

i10:,13'

4556
4557

4633R

'

'9:.27'b

'7.37t

441 5

ir,30,

4412

:.9'

44r5.1

7:30a

44t2A

.9'1:lrr

441 5A

i.31

;,'7.?2
:,7:32.,

441 6-1

',::7,'32a

4435

451 5
45 16

7,1 5,

45 35

8:42,

4537-2

9.33a

C.I.M. LAMPS

4418
4480
4578

10r'1'.,

Q4554
4557

'lo:,1a

4505
4582
4589
4593
4594
4595

458 7

ff:8.,.,.,;,

4626

8.t5r,l

4579

1,0r6

4825R

8,19l

9.29,'

4880

l0:

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4880R

10.,r5

la

l, 'lg:'9":

":l':'.t

1,8,9

Ploo6

Cockpit Flood

Flood
',',',rll
1,,8'1?r,' ,,'ll Navigation
1r,8.1,1,

181

Q4597 1 1fi;1Q ll

4624

9r,!8

4800

1o:26

4502

6'5

481

8,,!8

503

8.2

453 0

9135

453

8,46

&139l',,,,,

4420.1

gil6r

9;,li6lll:;

45r2

6i2,,,.',,,

SNOWMOBILE LAMPS

l0i2s

4863

1'0i29
10.,30

4013

U-Jb

4427

9' 17-

4019

8.3 3

4440X

7,40

4406

7"23
7-23a

4440X-l

7,40a

44 59

9,.7?'

4460X

7:40t

4409
4410

.7.24
7-?.4a

446

441

1,,25"

4466

,7;46,

4469

7:46a

4411.1

7,25b,:

441 3

9.12,

:,

7;4

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7'1

!'
3,

4419

9114.:r,

4510

4419X

9tl'5,:

45i1

6:20'.l

4422

7136.r:r'.

450

4424

I-3t

4603

/-b
7'd8,'

l;13,a

SPECIAL SERVICE LAMPS

7-:116i:..t::..

Emergency lighting
Emergency lighting

,1:'42

43 09

0.1{'-.r:'.

Alarm Detector

9r23

4330

g.Zl::A,.,,.:.

,9:24

43 39

6-13

4495

,9.-2.5

4439X

8.46i

4499

$:26

4446

7,40c

Emergency lighting
Emergency lighting
Special Service
Special Service

4524

8rZ7':.rrril'

Spotl amp

4534.1

9r33b,':,

Special Service

543

10'18,',,

Spotlamp

l0:lr'.:r'

Fl

,8:24

Emergency lighting

4440

,.'J'1394;

446 5

4482
4492

':1,45a
,,I,rl5b

4860A

l:;l;:;':,:;;:.:,

446

4454-l

L0-11

1i0,?i

4042
l.,171,130,P1

1,1111141..,,,,

4619

'

4860

4044

4415.1

4454

,10,4,

4863

4572

4406.1

BICYCLE &
MOTORCYCLE LAMPS

..'.?';+9':r,i

lr

lS:,1,?

TRACTOR LAMPS

4634 [ '6.1i " ]l Navisation

4714 l,:$::J$:r:r 'll flssl

4445

1,

8.39

Flood

4613 [ 8-14 ll Navigation

4614 l'0't'6' ll Navigation
4627 f 8.17 , ll Flood

4444

1,,

443t

Navigation

1!015,'.,

4010 l,':8'30 ' ,ll SPecral

4421 l 9!?8 ll Special Fixture
4436 1"9.21' ' ll Spotlamp
4636 I,,9.27a ll Special Fixture
4675 ,7,55, ,," 11 Special Fixture
4308 l''7.,11 ": ll Horse Drawn Vehicle
4340 l','8i2'1.c' .''ll Electric Truck
4350 l'8r?1b ,,' ll Electric Truck
4640 ,9,2;i, :, ll Special

MILITARY (AUTOMOTIVE)

Navigation

8.6

1,9,31a

4537X I 9 32a
IQr21'.

.11.4'l',

1,,9-31

4545 I r0,1i ll 4710 I 1,0.19

4700 l i.55a ll 4715 l l'f,l

403

4020
4420

j.:38.

9.40',.,

4425R

4509X l.7"53a ll 4705

4519 I 7.54 ,, ll 4i05-l

5i0

MARINE LAMPS

'

1)

9',20,:

4078

Srio

Q4629 [l1,7i ]i,,ll Flood

Q4632 [i8,la,r, r,,'ll Flood

SPOTLAMPS

4416

OTHER

',:,9i27..'

,,0,'19.,,

4405

$:rl[

551

9,r26a

4015

''

10:8:

,1,1'Z

4554

FOGLAMPS

'i,7'21'

10;r7rt,

4552

581

,7::43,:
t7145,.,

7400

4404

'

'

!,0

,1.1'5,

TAXIING

4000R

4416

l0:25

454

SIGNAL
:

4559

HAND LANTERN LAMPS

.i.141'

457

4606

,,

r1

4t4Y

7r39

420\

'9'l9a',.1

,,,

oodl

mp

Hazard Warning
Hazard Warning

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l{umber

Line
l{0.

Line

Lamp

Line

Lamp

llo;

l{umber

tto;

l{umber

44 36

9.21'

451 0.1

4000

9-1

4409

7-24

4000A

9-2

44 10

'7"2:[a

4436R

,9;21a

451

4000R

9,3

441

7:25,

4439X

400

8:47

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l{umber

I
I

441 1.

8.48

4412

4001R

:8.49,

44t2A

9.4

4413

4010

8,30

4413

4014

7,8

4414

4015

6:19

4414A

401 7

,8'23a

4414

Lamp
Number

',?r,,t3s

4559

',6:20,,

8.:45a

4512

4440

7,;39a

4440X

r-40:

6-u,

,:6.2, ,'.,

Q4566

'11"6a

463 5

9-33c

4515

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570

: 10,2

4636

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516

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457

10,3,

4636.1

;g,2lb

7.40a

4519

,7'54,,

4572

,r'0-4

4640

.9;2lc

4444

7.49,

4522

9r3?,

45 78

l0i5

4645

',6:13h

'.9,1'3....

4445

7:47,'

4524

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4579

,'1'0'6,

4675

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1.27

4446

7.40c,

4530

,3,35',,..

4580

:10-l

Q4681

i10.1'3:

1,78.,

4454

7;415a"

453

.,8,46,

581

10.8

4454"r

7.45b'

4534-1

rr!:33b

4582

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4459

9.?2:

4535

587

' &8''l

4705

4460X

7:40b

4537

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47i0

10.13'

4461

7.'41:

4537.2

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47 14

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4593

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4715

'11.1

4594

, ,8..l2 .

4800

, 1,0:-2S

..7.2'5b

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4440X

r,

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4415

8.38

4415

40 31

8.39

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4040

9:5a

4416

. 7-3,2.1

4042

7.1

4416-1

7-32a

4464R

4044

7.16

4416A

7"33

4465

7:42,,

4543

,10i18'

4595

,.:8i

i9-5

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4466

7.46,r'

4545

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4596

:',&-13

4078

8-40

44r6R

:7.35,,

4468

6::lt,'l

4546

16';3:,,1

Q4597

4306

8-25

4419

9.r4

4469

,7,46a

4546

6t'.t.

460

4308

l'"r4

4419X

9.,15

4478

$r29:r::

4546-2

,6'15rt

4603

4309

,6-14'

4420

9,16.

4480

9;30,,,:

4546

"6-,6:','

4606

4313

7.50

4420

..9!r1,6ar,

4482

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4546X

g.].:,'

4613

8,14

8"21a

442t

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4492

l..14:.:

4547

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4614

,,'6-16

43 39

6'13

4422

,l:,.30,

4495

9.25,

4547.r

,6:8',,':

4618

,',6,101

4340

8'21e,

4424

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4499

9ri6r.:

455

9.38'

4619

10;1'1

4346

6.1,r

4425R

.',7':38,'.:'

4502

8:5

4552

t1i2

4624

330

44

i6B

,9.,26a'

4634

8.33

Line
:,'lto;

'11;6

4020

405

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Q4559

:,,

4019

Lamp

Line'
lll0.

4633A

'9:12.'

4003

llo,,

11.:5'

,,'9;10:

4001A

,":,

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''7:30a

4464

7.45

84Zr
9'33:,'
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453iX

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4589
459

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4541

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481

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8.18,.

4825R

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10'10

4860

.l$27.

,7,6

4860A

10.28

7,48

4863

10,29

8.24

4863

,'

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4880

'1,0r30r
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4880R

10.15'

6006

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60r4

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6',

601 5

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348

6:115r.,1

4427

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4503

8:!

4553

9,39r,

4626

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61 12

,10!24'

43 50

8i2lb

443

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4505

,8:6ir.i'

4554

1,0.lrr

4627

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7400

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4509

7153,;

4555

r:l

Q4631

7,r51

420\

:$:rlr$3r:r

4406

7.23,,

4434A

9:19

4509X

7:53a

45 56

[li.]'r,

Q4632

8.la

4406.1

7,23a

4435

9,20

4510

713

4557

l:1,4.,:,..

4633R

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GENERAL ELECTRIC
MINIATURE LAMP SALES OFFICES
AN D DISTRIBUTION SERVICE CENTERS
DISTRIBUTION CENTERS
(To Order Lamps and to Obtain Shipping lnformation,
Local Warehouse Stocks maintained at these Points)

SALES OFFICES
(To Obtain Sales and Technical lnformation)

ZIP

Address

ANCHORAGE,ALASKA

,,. . 1701 Easi lst Avenue

. izo oittey oriue r,r.i
aoi r39r/ ...........'.............
ATLANTA, GA.
BALTTMORE, MD. ............ . 1401 Parker Rd. lVlail: P.0. 8ox 7427, Baltimore, lvld. ........
BOSTON, MASS. .............. .50 Industrial Place, Newton Upper Falls, lVlass. ................
CHARLOTTE, N.C. ........... . i001 Tuckaseegee Rd.-P.0. Box 2144 .......................
cHtcAco, tLL. ................. .4333 Trans Wor d Road, Schiller Park, I l. .......................
ctNctNNATI, oHto .......... . 49 Central Ave.
CLEVELAND, OHtO .......... . 1705 Noble Rd.-P.0. Box 2514
coLUMBUS, OH|O .......... .800 Northwesl 81vd. ....................
DALLAS,
6500 Cedar Springs Road ....................
DENVER,
6501 Stapleton Dr., North .............
DETROIT, M|CH.......-........ 15135 Hamilton Ave. ....................
HONOLULU, HAWAII ........ lMarine Finance Bldg., Room 413, 1109 Bethel St. ............
HOUSTON, TEXAS ........... 5615 Lvmbar Drive
INDIANAPOLIS, lND. ........2511 F'l East 46 Sl
f,{. KANSAS CITY, MO. ...... 535 East 14th Ave.

-i.o

Telephone

99501 212 1211

30324 89/ 6390
21227 242.5100

02r64

28201
60176
45202

44U2

43212
TEXAS
75235
COLO.
80216
48203
96813
77035
46205
64116
LOS ANGELES, CA. ...........2141 S. lv]alt Ave.
90040
MEMPHIS, TENN. .............20215. Latham St.
38109
M|AM1,F1A.......................3655N.W.71$Street-P.0.80x470857.....................3314/
MILWAUKEE, WlS. ............8i00 West Florist Ave., l\4ail: P.0. Box 299
53201
MINNEAPOLIS, M1NN.,......8501 54thAvenue. N0., New H0p, IVI nn.............................. 55428
NEWARK, N.J. ...................133 Boyd Street
07103
NEW ORLEANS, LA. ..........4800 River Road, lVlail: Box 10236, Jefferson Branch ......... 70181

332-6200
376,6585
671-6390
559.3607
266-4337
294-4115

ZIP

Address
4930 Third Avenue South, Seattle, Wash.
120 Ottley Drive, N.E.-P.0. Box 13917
l40l Parker Road, Arbutus, Nld. .......... ..................
50 Induslrial Place, Newlon Upper Falls, lVIass. ..........
1001 Tuckaseegee Rd. .....................
4201 So. Pulaski Rd. .....................
49 Central Ave.
i705 Noble Rd. ......................
Cleveland Distr. Ctr., 1705 Noble Rd., Cleveland,0hio ..
6500 Cedar Spings Rd., lVlail: P.0. Box 35425 .............

C0nn.......... 06602

2801
Street
Box 8627
..............

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH ...6501

Stapleton Drive, N., Denver, Colorado

SEATTLE, WASH.

sT. LOUIS, MO. ..

TAMPA, FLA. ,....

uTtcA, N.Y.

....

...... 1530 Fairview

.... . ieoo

Ave.

.................

Bi;;k;;si-p ii e6iii5

45202

559,3600

4800 River Road, Nlail: P.0. Box 10236,

334-1012

75 II Woodhaven 8lvd., G enddle, N Y ..... ..............

999 98tl^ Ave. P.0. Bo^ 24354
Dallas Distr. Ctr.,6500 Cedar Springs Road,

537-3280

644.3264
547-5511
471-0123
723-2541
948-2642

94303
19406

493 0652
688 5900

... 15230

665 3750
221-5120

91210
23226

21227
02164
28208
60632 254,616i

835-6421

883-0200

Dallas,

PITTSBURGH, PA. ............ 575 Epsilon Dr.-P.0. Box

PORTLAND, OREGON ......2800 N.W. Nela
RICHMOND, VA. ...............2015 Staples l\4ill Rd., i\4ail: P.0.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. ............ 120 Allen's Creek Rd.

763-2870
897-6360
242.5100
332,6200
376-6585

6933811
462.3860
535 5151
622,8000

358-5321
388-4611

24354
.,.,.... 94623 436-9447
Expressway 13112 842-4028

PALO ALTO, CA..................... 1801 Page Nlill Rd.-Suite 223..................

PHILADELPHIA, PA. ......... Rt. 202, At Expressway, King of Prussia, Pa

30324

lelephone

44112 266.4404
44112 266.4404
75235 358-5321
6501 Staplel0n Dr.. North .............
80216 388.4611
15135 Hamilton Ave.
48203 883.0200
0akland Distr. Ctr.,999-98th Ave.,0akland, Calif. .... 94603 569-3422
i 402 Neunaus Ave.-P.0. Box l29ll
71011 644.3264
Cincinnati Distr. Ctr., 49 Central Ave., Cincinnati, 0. .... 45202 559,3500
535 Ead l4th Ave.
64116 471-0123
2747 S. l\4alt Ave.
90040 123.2541
2021 S. Latl'am Sr. ......................
38109 948,2642
3655 N.W. 71st Street-P.0. Box 47085/.
33147 693-381 I
8100 Wesr llor st Ave.-P.0. Boi 299.....
53201 462.3860
8501 54th Avpnie. \o. P 0 Bor 1278...............,.,......... 55440 535-5r51
I Ji Boyd Streel. Newarx, N.J.
07103 622-8000
Je{ferson Branch

NEWYORK, N.Y. ...............1285 Boston Ave.,Bldg.27 Dt, Bridgep0rt,

OAKLAND, CA. ....................,.999 98th Avenue. P.0. Box
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. . Executive Terrace Bldg.,2809 N.W.

98134

355-3289

....... 14618

461-5900

.......... 80216

388-4611

Texas

999-98th Ave., P.0. Box 24354, 0akland, Calif. ,........,....

R0ute 202, At Expressway-P.0. Box 299
King of Prussia, Pa.
575 Epsllon Dr.-P.O. Box
2800 N.W. Nela Street
Baltimore Distr. Ctr., 1401 Parker Rd., Arbutus, Nld. ....
Buffalo 0istr. Ctr.,770 Riverview BIvd.,
Tonawanda, N.Y. ........................
Sali Lake City Di$r. Ctr. 1775 weit t50b i;;ili,
Sdll Lake City. Utah ............. .....
4930 Thlrd Avenue South, Seattle, Wash.

.....................
2801
.................,

1530 Fairview Ave.

11101 N.46th St.*P.0. Box 16626, Tampa,
Buffal0 Distr. Ctr.,770 Riverside Blvd.,

Tolawanda. N.Y. ....................

70r81

94623

835-6421
896.6000
436.9000

75235
94623

358.5321
436-9000

1i227

19406 688-5900
15230 665 3750
9121A 221.5120
21221 242.5100

14r50
84104

874-5i80
487.2216

98i34

763.2870

63132

429-6930

Fta. ....... 33617 988.7351

14150

874.5180

3-5211
U, S, A,

EML: 1,2,3,4,5 -23,25,26,27,28,29,35,36

Revised 9/75