Automotive Type 12V Bulb Ref. # C921 Multi Contact
Item No. 19417
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Automotive Type 12V Bulb Ref. # C921 Multi Contact
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Replace your burned out bulb with the Automotive Type 12V Bulb sold as a pair.
# C921 multi contact.
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# C921 multi contact.
- # C921 multi contact
- Sold as a pair
Specs
| Bulb Type | Automotive |
|---|---|
| Unit Weight | 0.60 lb |
| Brand | CEC |
| MFG Part No. | 921BP |
Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Kathryn E Hornaday from
12V Bulb #C921
Excellent product - was impressed with the brightness. The
packaging wasn't secure as the bubble protector on the
cardboard backing came loose in shipment and the bulbs
rolled around loose in the shipping box. However, Camping
World made note and offered an adjustment should the bulbs
not work. They all did! Well pleased with the product and
Camping World with their outstanding business ethics. Fast
shipping too!
Date published: 2014-01-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ann Lewis from
Perfect fit
Just what we needed to replace our bulbs..shipping was fast
Date published: 2011-10-25
Q & A
I s this bulb too hot for replacing an rv light? I am concerned the heat will discolor the clear plastic lens cover.
No, this bulb should not burn a light's lens cover. However, if you do not want to take any kind of risk you will want to look at a 906 model bulb(SKU# 19416) which is the same bulb type as a 921 but running at lower wattage. An LED version of a 921/906 bulb can also be a viable choice as LEDs do not generate heat.
Date published: 2020-02-28
What is the difference between the 921 and the 906 bulbs?
Between a 921(SKU#19417) and a 906(SKU#19416) model bulb. Generally the only difference is the filament used on incandescent bulbs or brightness on LED models. Physically the bulbs are the same.<p>
SKU#19417: Candle Power = 21, Watts = 17.92, Amps = 1.40<p>SKU#19416: Candle Power = 6, Watts = 9.315, Amps = 0.69
Date published: 2019-03-08
do they get very hot?
I bought a used camper and the bulbs look like these but they burn the lens cover. I cannot read a wattage on them. I am sure I need some that dont get very warm. Is this the type you would suggest?
This bulb is 18 watts, and with an incandescent format the bulb will get warm when powered.
Date published: 2019-03-08
What are the lumens that the 921 put out?
Thanks
The 921 bulb is rated for approximately 145 lumens.
Date published: 2019-03-08