Welch Allyn Replacement Halogen Lamp 2.5 Volts 1.7 Watts, 6 EA/BX

Replacement Halogen Lamp 2.5 Volts 1.7 Watts, 6 EA/BX

This replacement halogen lamp is a 2.5 volt, 1.7 watt bulb for compatible Welch Allyn diagnostic equipment. It is a practical choice for facilities that need to keep PocketScope otoscopes, illuminators, transilluminators, and a 2.5V handle adaptor ready for use. The lamp is intended for specific compatible models and comes in a box of 6.

Good Fit For

• Maintaining compatible Welch Allyn diagnostic devices
• Stocking replacement lamps for exam room equipment
• Supporting routine service needs for PocketScope otoscopes

Key Features

• Replacement halogen lamp for compatible diagnostic equipment
• 2.5 volt, 1.7 watt specification supports exact replacement needs
• Works with PocketScope Otoscope and select compatible model numbers
• Also fits compatible illuminators, transilluminators, and 2.5V handle adaptor
• Box of 6 helps support routine maintenance and backup inventory

Applications and Usage

• Replacing a burned-out lamp in a compatible PocketScope otoscope
• Keeping spare lamps on hand for illuminators and transilluminators
• Supporting maintenance inventory for 2.5V diagnostic handles and accessories

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Check device compatibility before ordering, especially the model number.
• Match the lamp's 2.5 volt and 1.7 watt rating to your equipment requirements.

FAQ

• Which devices is this replacement halogen lamp made for? This lamp is for compatible otoscopes, illuminators, transilluminators, and a 2.5V handle adaptor. The source details also name PocketScope Otoscope and compatible models including 21110, 24031, 73550, 27200, 27250, 24011, 24020, and 24000.
• What are the electrical specifications of this lamp? This replacement halogen lamp is rated at 2.5 volts and 1.7 watts.
• How many lamps come in one box? One box includes 6 lamps.
• Is this lamp a general-use bulb or a device-specific replacement? This is a replacement halogen lamp intended for specific compatible diagnostic devices rather than a general household or office bulb.

From Welch Allyn.