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With 700 incandescent, halogen and LED bulbs to choose from, we know it can sometimes be a challenge to identify the bulb you need - so we have put all 700 of our bulbs in one place, where you can narrow the options down by selecting input Voltage, Wattage (or amperage where indicated), Base (e.g. BA15S), Element (incandescent, halogen or LED), Glass Colour and Application (e.g. headlamp). Points of note:
Volts – some LED lamps can handle a voltage input range, so where you see 12, 24V or 6, 12, 24V options, these are for LED lamps that are flexible enough to accept multiple voltages
Watts or Amps – options are in Watts, unless suffixed with an ‘A’ for amps, or CP for Candle Power. Twin filament bulbs (e.g. dip and main beam headlamps, stop and tail bulbs, side light and indicator bulbs) are denoted with two numbers separated by a ‘/’ e.g. 21/5. Certain performance bulbs are indicated by e.g. 55 + 50%, denoting 50% more light output than standard 55 Watt bulbs.
Base – bases are described by their most common shorthand descriptions, explained in the green ‘Help and Instructions’ section above the search boxes. Please see the Bulb Types section of the website if you need further help identifying your bulb base. The Bulb Types section is split into two categories – ‘Head, Spot & Lamps’ and ‘ All Other Bulbs’. If you scroll through the types you should be able to identify your bulbs' bases from the dimensioned diagrams and descriptions. All bulbs of each type in stock are tagged to the Bulb Type description as ‘Related Products’, so you can see the product options available at a glance. Not all bulbs are allocated to a type diagram, so please get in touch with a photo if you can’t find what you need
Element – choose from Incandescent (traditional bulbs with a tungsten element), Halogen (a brighter upgrade for traditional bulbs, standard fit on later classics) or LED (a wide range of light outputs with lower power consumption than incandescent or halogen bulbs)
Colour – the colour of the bulb glass. For Incandescent and Halogen bulbs - Clear, Pearl, Amber, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow and Purple. For LED bulbs – Warm White (softer light for a more ‘classic’ look), White (a sharper, more modern look), Red, Amber and Yellow - as well as combination bulbs e.g. for side light and indicator application, the two colours Warm White & Amber in one bulb
Application – common bulb applications, noting that the ‘Headlamp’ application includes twin filament and lower wattage single filament bulbs. Higher wattage single filament bulbs may be found in the ‘Head, Spot & Fog’ section - so it is worth checking both sections
If you need further assistance, then please get in touch via email at info@classicbulbs.co.ukor call +44 (0)1684 210910
