Anyone with a Cordless tool light Milwaukee/B&D or similar that needs bulbs

[Vinniec5]

I just saw this on Flashlightnews and the Milwaukee sites. Its a replacement 160 lumen LED pr base bulb for 9.6-28Volt lights

http://www.milwaukeetool.com/Produc...=49-81-0090&CategoryName=SC:+Work+Light+Bulbs

 

[Juggernaut]

Looks strange, does it work in all PR based lights? Because if it does..... you just found me the perfect bulb for my 14-D RayOvac Battle light:twothumbs….until I have more money for super high output mods.

Thanks for sharing:thumbsup:!

 

[ledplumber]

Yes! My Milwaukee V28 light has been sitting there with a dead bulb for 2 years. Always thought it would be great if they came out with a better light for that 28 volt battery.

 

[leukos]

Hopefully it has better thermal management than the mag LED bulbs. It does look fairly sturdy. I would be interested in a review when someone finds one.

 

[tebore]

That looks like a rebel in there.
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[Benson]

Hopefully it has better thermal management than the mag LED bulbs. It does look fairly sturdy. I would be interested in a review when someone finds one.

I'm unclear as to how one would get practically better thermal management -- the MagLEDs already dial back current as they heat up rather than roasting the LED at constant power, and there's not really room to, say, add a fan in a PR bulb. The only thing left is reducing the junction-to-base thermal resistance, and I haven't seen any PR hosts with low enough base-to-ambient resistance to make that significant.

 

[kosPap]

BTW is that a Rebel LED?

 

[Vinniec5]

Juggernaut I'm pretty sure it fits all pr bases but I'm tring to located one to buy and will find out

 

[Juggernaut]

Juggernaut I'm pretty sure it fits all pr bases but I'm tring to located one to buy and will find out

Thanks, I would love to know how much draw it had:thinking:.

 

[sawlight]

Pricey buggers! This is the best price I've found:

http://www.toolbarn.com/milwaukee-49-81-0090.html