Product Overview
Sylvania 382 Miniature Incandescent Lamp, 14V SX6S
Product Condition
Unused, New Old Stock; clean and in excellent condition.
Product Overview
In a world full of LEDs, miniature filament lamps, and incandescent bulbs are nearly extinct. If you’re here, you’ve struck gold. Limited availability - when they’re gone, they’re gone.
The Sylvania 382 is a compact, long-life incandescent lamp used in applications where reliability is critical. Its midget flanged base (SX6S) and 5mm T1.75 form factor make it ideal for tight spaces and panel indicators.
Key Features
- Voltage: 14V
- Current: 0.08A (80 mA)
- Base Type: Midget Flanged (SX6S)
- Bulb Shape: T1.75 (5mm diameter)
- Average Life: 15,000 hours
Applications
- Industrial control panels
- Miniature indicator lights
- Legacy electronic equipment
- Specialized instrumentation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is PartsMine.com?
We’re a small team in Idaho with a big love for useful parts. Since 2018, we’ve been helping businesses, inventors, fixers, and tinkerers find the stuff they need. We source good parts from real places - labs, factories, and tech closets around the U.S., give them a once-over, and ship ’em out fast from Idaho. Everything we sell is backed by us - because you're the reason we're here.
How fast is shipping?
Pretty fast. Most orders ship within one business day from Idaho—often same-day if you catch us early. We don’t mess around when it comes to getting parts out the door.
What’s included?
You’ll get exactly what’s shown in the photos: 1x Sylvania 382 miniature lamp bulb with SX6S base. No guesswork, no missing pieces.
Can I get more info before buying?
Absolutely. Ask away! We’re generalists, and as you can see—we’ve got a lot of stuff. But we’ll give it our best shot and get back to you with a straight answer. No runaround.
What does "Unused, New Old Stock" mean?
Unused, New Old Stock means the item was never put into service but may have been stored for a while. Whether it's unused old stock or something with a few scuffs, we'll always tell you what to expect—clearly and honestly.