VDO Type E Plastic Bulb Socket

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SKU:CW61661 ,UPC:

SKU: CW61661

UPC: 754059017082

MPN: 600-840

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SKU:
CW61661
UPC:
754059017082
MPN:
600-840

Description

The VDO Type E Plastic Bulb Socket (MPN 600-840) is a genuine marine electrical component designed to securely hold and connect instrument panel bulbs in boats and marine vessels. This reliable bulb socket is essential for troubleshooting dim gauges or faulty warning lights, ensuring that your dash remains illuminated and readable in all conditions.

Constructed from durable plastic, this Type E socket provides a corrosion-resistant connection point for standard marine bulbs, protecting against salt spray, moisture, and vibration. The lightweight plastic construction maintains electrical integrity and thermal stability, making it suitable for use in engine compartments or enclosed dash cavities.

Boaters maintaining vintage or modern instrument clusters, marine electricians performing panel repairs, and anyone replacing failed dashboard lighting will benefit from this dependable socket. Its compact form factor fits easily into tight instrument panel spaces without requiring extensive rewiring, ensuring a snug, consistent fit that prevents bulb rattle and intermittent contact issues.

SpecificationDetail
MPN / Part Number
600-840
UPC
754059017082
SKU
CW61661
Dimensions
5 x 1 x 7 in
Weight
0.5 lbs
Socket Type
Type E
Material
Plastic
Application
Marine Instrument Panels
Bulb Compatibility
Standard Marine Incandescent
Corrosion Resistance
Salt Spray & Moisture Resistant

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