💡 CEC Industries C2A Neon Indicator Bulbs, 105-125V, 0.25W, Wire Terminal Base, T-2 Shape (Pack of 10) Review

I bought my granddaughter a plasma ball for Christmas. One of the cool things you can do is hold these tiny lightbulbs next to the plasma ball and they will animate them nicely while staying 3 inches from the plasma ball. She was amazed.

I have a freezer with a bad power indicator. This item is no longer for sale. I managed to order this bulb, disassemble the block and solder a new bulb into the socket. This bulb was correct in electrical and physical dimensions. Worked great

All electrodes were not parallel, some strong with tips almost touching the inside of the bulb. This results in ionization being confined to the tip of the bulb only. Changing the bias current (from 240kΩ to 24kΩ R-Series, 120VAC) didn't help. The picture is the best (most parallel) in the group. Uniform ionization was not achieved.

Bought a plasma globe for my granddaughter for Christmas. One of the cool things you can do is hold these tiny lightbulbs next to the plasma ball and they will animate them nicely while staying 3 inches from the plasma ball. She was amazed.

I have a freezer that has a bad power light. This item is no longer for sale. I managed to order this bulb, disassemble the block and solder a new bulb into the socket. This bulb was correct in electrical and physical dimensions. Worked great

Nice Amber color used for a vintage alarm clock. I used a 57K resistor soldered to one of the terminals on this lamp. You need to add a resistor if you want to connect it to 120V AC or it will burn out. A higher value resistor gives lower light output and longer life. 57K worked fine for my application.