One of the smallest flood lights is also a little unusual, but has a very important function.  This lamp is often used in places like elevator lighting traditionally, but there are some indicator lighting applications as well.  When it comes to lighting an area with small flood lights, this bulb has been a common one used for a long time.  The reason they often choose the R12 flood is because of it's very small size and short overall length as well.  While they're not unusual from the standpoint of what they look like, except for the base that is a single contact or push and turn base.  The wattage is 20 watts and it's rated for 13 volts.  So what you have to have is a low voltage lighting systems that will accommodate this. It's sometimes called the #1383 lamp or R12 flood light bulbs.  If you have these in your building elevators or other small fixture, you'll appreciate the R12 light which gives off a pleasing golden glow which doesn't look like anything else in the fixture.

The places where the R12 flood light bulbs can be used are endless as long as the socket is correct.  Almost anywhere that a small flood lamp is required, the R12 flood light is a great choice.  In some cases where people want to get more light or a brighter light, then it probably makes sense to upgrade to a halogen PAR14.  The overall length is 2.6 inches making it one of the most compact light sources still available today.  We even have these in a safety coated version as one of the variations, if not the only one.  There really aren't too many choices when it comes to this lamp.

Remember that there are a couple of types of incandescent R12 flood light bulbs, we describe some of the most common used in elevators and commercial lighting here.  Whatever type you have, you will be getting a longer life incandescent than what you're used to, getting the most light you can for your money.  We have a large inventory of incandescent flood light bulbs for nearly every type of light fixture in the field.  This means that you'll never have to be without the right light bulb, especially these types of more uncommon ones.  If you need help identifying an incandescent bulb, our customer service representatives can help you determine what you have.