Auto Lamp Base

      Auto lamp base is manufactured using quality-tested material and finds application in automobile industry. Keeping in mind the budgetary constraints of the customers, we provide our range of bulb holder assemblies at competitive prices. we manufacture a large number of Auto lamp base. Our auto lamp base. The two-pin are not same as the market caps. They can not move and safty.

     A modern vehicle uses different kinds of lamps for multiple purposes: illumination for the driver to be able to drive in dark conditions, illumination to be seen and lights for information displays. Types of these lamps vary depending on the purpose and different car manufacturers and models use different types, with Auto lamp baseadapted for vibration.

     GermanyBeside the ECE Regulations there are some national regulations in Germany for vehicle bulbs. This regulations are predecessor of the ECE Regulations, but are still in effect. Interchangeable light sources of facilities which have to meet design specifications are required to be conform to an official approved design. That is written in § 22a, Subsection 1, No. 18 of the "Straßenverkehrs-Zulassungs-Ordnung (StVZO)" road traffic admission regulation. As per the "Fahrzeugteileverordnung (FzTV)" vehicle parts regulation from August 12th, 1998, published in the "Bundegesetzblatt (BGBl.)" federal law publication (BGBl. I S. 2142), lastly changed by Article 6 of the regulation from October 22nd, 2003 (BGBl. I S. 2085), such light bulbs have to have an approval mark, which starts with a sine wave and the letter 'K'. Complementary to the StVZO the "Technische Anforderungen (TA) an Fahrzeugteile as per § 22a StVZO" technological requirements for vehicle parts refers to DIN specifications.

     Internationally-approved bulb designs are not necessarily allowed in the United States, which does not recognize international ECE Regulations. Bulb types allowed for use in headlamps in the United States are individually approved by NHTSA after a manufacturer submits all critical data on the bulb required by the provisions of 49CFR564. The allowable types of bulbs (officially known as "replaceable light sources") are filed in a NHTSA Docket.

     Many types of lamps are used for turn signal, brake lamps, side and clearance marker lamps, and interior lamps. Type numbers standardized by ANSI are used by manufacturers to identify bulbs with the same specifications. Bases may be bayonet-type with one or two contacts, plastic or glass wedge, or other types such as wire-loop or metal caps used on tubular lamps. Screw-base lamps are never used in automobile applications due to their loosening under vibration. Signal lamps may have clear bulbs, or may be coated red or amber to provide extra contrast in brake-lamp and turn-signal applications.