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Eiko

01970 Eiko ECA 250W 120V A-23 E26 Frosted Incandescent Lamp
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4.24 USD
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Eiko 01970 is discontinued

The original Eiko item is no longer available.

Shop the in-stock replacement: 11522 Osram ECA 250W 120V A23 Frosted Incandescent Lamp

Before ordering, match the lamp code and the complete electrical, optical, mechanical, and equipment requirements. A shared wattage or base alone does not establish compatibility.

Need help confirming fit? Email help@dynamiclamps.com with the equipment manufacturer, model number, and a clear photo of the installed lamp markings.

Specifications

Eiko OEM ECA 01970 Studio Photoflood Bulb

  • Discontinued
  • Used in theatrical, stage, studio, and photographic lighting
  • 250 Watts  120 Volts
  • E26 Medium Screw Base
  • 100 CRI
  • 3200K Color Temperature
  • C-9 Filament
  • Frosted Inside
  • 6500 Lumens
  • 20 Hours Rated Average Life
  • A-23 Bulb Shape
  • 5.52 in (140.2 mm) Max Overall Length
  • 2.76 in (70.0 mm) Bulb Diameter
  • Other part numbers, 11522, 13365, 40565, 1000265

Eiko ECA Datasheet

Equipment compatibility

Equipment and application fit

This incandescent lamps is intended only for equipment whose lamp list, label, or service documentation specifies this exact lamp code or a fully documented equivalent.

  • Confirm the installed-lamp marking and equipment documentation before ordering. Socket fit alone does not establish compatibility.
Brand alternatives

Verified available replacements

These alternatives were matched by exact ANSI/manufacturer cross-reference and compatible visible specifications. Confirm equipment documentation and the installed-lamp marking before substitution.

Documentation & safety

Documentation and handling

Disconnect power and allow the equipment and lamp to cool before service. Install only the exact lamp specified by the equipment manufacturer and follow the equipment service instructions. Handle the lamp carefully and use the required enclosure, shielding, ventilation, and protective equipment.