12 V 10 W Bulb – code: 14.220.02 – Osculati

12 V 10 W Bulb Osculati – code 14.220.02

The 12 V 10 W bulb Osculati code 14.220.02 is a solution designed for use on onboard electrical systems and, in particular, for use on lights and lighting fixtures where a specific format is required. It is a bulb with offset poles, indicated as special type for approved navigation lights such as the “Utility” models and for lights from brands like Hella, Dhr and Aqua Signal (as stated in the product description).

Ideal for maintenance and replacement interventions, it allows restoring the lighting while maintaining consistency with the type of fitting required by the light.

Features and details

Main specifications

• Voltage: 12 V
• Power: 10 W
• Type: BAY15D
• Configuration: to offset poles
• Supplier: Osculati S.r.l.
• Supplier product code: 14.220.02

Recommended applications

This bulb is described as special type for approved navigation lights such as the “Utility” and for lights from brands such as Hella, Dhr and Aqua Signal. It is therefore suitable for contexts where the light requires a bulb with specific fitting and geometry.

Typical usage contexts

• Maintenance and lamp replacement on navigation lights.
• Replacement on lighting fixtures that require BAY15D and offset poles.
• Onboard spare parts management for quick restoration of lighting in case of a faulty bulb.

Advantages

Targeted spare for lights with specific fitting

When a light uses a particular fitting, choosing a consistent bulb is essential. The format BAY15D with offset poles makes this item suitable for those installations where a “standard” bulb might not be mechanically compatible.

Practicality in maintenance

In the nautical field, ordinary maintenance requires components that are easily identifiable and replaceable. Having the code 14.220.02 available helps manage reordering and reduces the risk of purchasing an incorrect spare.

Consistency with the 12 V system

The bulb is designed for systems at 12 V, a common configuration on many onboard installations. This allows easy selection of the spare when the system and the light require this voltage.

Use and notes

Checks before purchase

• Check that your system is 12 V.
• Check the power required by the headlight: 10 W.
• Make sure the lamp holder is of type BAY15D and requires offset poles.
• If you are replacing an existing bulb, compare the information on the removed bulb (voltage, power, and socket type).

Installation (general instructions)

For replacement, work with the power off and ensure the headlight is accessible and dry. Insert the bulb respecting the orientation imposed by the offset poles, without forcing. If in doubt about the socket type or the installed headlight, it is preferable to check the documentation from the headlight manufacturer or consult a technician.

Note on compatibility and references

The description indicates use on approved street lights as “Utility” and on lights Hella, Dhr and Aqua Signal. Actual compatibility depends on the headlight model and the installed lamp holder: for a correct choice, always refer to the socket type (BAY15D) and the configuration (offset poles).

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Is this bulb 12 V or 24 V?

This item is the 12 V version with 10 W power (Osculati code 14.220.02).

What type of attack does the light bulb have?

The bulb is of type BAY15D and is indicated as the version with offset poles.

Is it suitable for street lights?

Yes, it is described as a special type for approved running lights such as “Utility” and for Hella, Dhr, and Aqua Signal lights, always checking the lamp holder of your model.

What does “polyunsaturated” mean?

Indicates a pole configuration that enforces a specific orientation when inserting into the lamp holder. It is important because some headlights require exactly this type of bulb.

How do I check if it is the right replacement for my headlight?

Check on the existing bulb or socket the voltage data (12 V), power (10 W), and socket type (BAY15D), as well as the offset pole configuration.