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LED- #44 / #47 3-Element - Cool White (SEE NOTES):

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Part #: LED3044CW
Condition: New

Cool White
3-Element LED (medium brightness)
Bayonet Base (#44/#47 style metal twist-in base)
Standard LED (NOT non-ghosting) (see below)
6-volt AC or DC
7/16 in. diameter (11.1mm)

Best for playfield lamp inserts and focused (spot) lighting.

See our LED Lighting Guide for helpful info.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

COLOR SHADE: The exact color shade of LEDs can vary from lot to lot, as they come from the manufacturer. So if you are adding new LEDs next to old LEDs, the color shade of the new ones may not match the old ones exactly. We recommend ordering LEDs in complete sets to ensure you have matching color shade. Color shade of replacement LEDs is not guaranteed to match the shade of your old LEDs, or LEDs that may come from other sellers.
BALLY AND STERN GAMES 1977-1987:
- Bally Home Model Games (non coin-op): LEDs work in these games with no modifications required.
- Bally/Stern Coin-Op Games 1977-1985: LEDs in some lamp circuits may exhibit flickering in these games. Lamp driver adapters (sold separately) may be required to elminate flicker.
- Bally 6803 MPU Games 1985-1987: LEDs have been tested and confirmed to work in these games with no modifications required. Some other brands of LEDs have been reported to have problems in Bally 6803 games.

This LED is standard (NOT Non-Ghosting).

What is ghosting?

Ghosting is a symptom that some LEDs may occasionally exhibit when used in certain places in some electronic pinball games. It is the partial-illumination of an LED bulb, when it is supposed to be completely off. For example, if a games 1000 bonus LED is lit, another LED elsewhere on the playfield that is supposed to be off, may glow dim at the same time. This is caused by electronic characteristics of some types of LED bulbs and the unique matrix-style wiring/switching used in some pinball games. It is a purely cosmetic symptom and will not cause damage to your game.

Ghosting is sometimes noticeable, and sometimes not- it all depends on the type of LED, color, visibility, and where it is located in the game. If you do have any LEDs that are ghosting, and prefer to eliminate the effect, you can use a non-ghosting type of LED in place of the problem LED.

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