Comimark 100Pcs Miniature lamp 3mm 12v Indicator Bulb Bombilla Incandescent Filament

Way cheaper than buying the Volvo part with the housing for 15.00 each. Just remove the blue cover from the factory bulb, unwrap the wires and pull old bulb out. Put blue cap on these, slip the new bulb into the old plastic housing wrap the wire and reinstall in the car. I did one and noticed the color was slightly off from the others. I’m weird that way. Color was very close. But I pulled the rest of the switches on the row out and replaced those for a uniform green. A 100 pack for 6 bucks is a bargain. If you have a Volvo and want to replace bulbs for switches on CCM or lower row of option switches, these are perfect.

Not as depicted in the images: much shorter leads & no covers. The shorter leads issue is important if you want to use this for old Honda console buttons as they have a mount that requires about 25mm leads. These are about half that: 12mm so just barely get to the bottom of the mount (see photo).

I rebuild vintage shortwave radios from the 1970’s and early 1980’s. They still used this kind of bulb as dial and meter lights back then. I use “helping hands” to hold the bulb and leads in-place when soldering the new bulb to a leaded installation. The bulb usually can be tacked on with tweezers and a bit of solder when installing directly on a PC board. The package is essentially a lifetime supply for me. I also appreciate that they can be used to fix indicator lights in my old Jeep Cherokees. Thank-you to the other reviewers for this information as I plan to do so as the need arises.

Seems to be a good indicator bulb. Leads are shorter than I would have liked. Draws 55mA at 12VDC.

Decent indicator bulbs. Though like many others, they do not include the green covers as pictured. This is the second time ordering these and neither time have I received the green covers (-1 Star for inaccurate description). Then again, I didn’t need them for what I’m using them for anyway. The leads are on the short side, about 13mm in length and are really thin, probably equivalent to 24AWG. However, they are pretty robust. Even with bending them, I have yet to have one break. At the full 12V, they are pretty bright and the ones I tested draw between 53-55mA (@12V). If you need a small incandescent bulb, and you don’t need the green covers, I would recommend these.

Bulbs worked great for repairing the green lights on a infinity kappa 102a and 255a.

Did not come with the green covers as pictured.

I ordered these specifically for the green diffusers it shows in every single picture. Luckily I have a ONE green diffuser left and can make this work this one time. Now I have to source out tiny green diffusers or find bulbs with them already on for the next job.

There is no colored covers included as shown and described beware if that's what you need .

Ya casi todo está siendo remplazado por leds, pero a mi me gusta mantener los equipos vintage originales con sus lamparas incandescentes Para el vendedor colocar solo la foto de los focos, las cubiertas verdes no vienen

The lamps are good. They work upto 12V (full brightness). I operate at 8V DC. The lamps however did not come with the green sleeves.