Light Bulb, LED

NEW AND IMPROVED - BETTER, BRIGHTER, AND EASIER FIT!

Replacement "push-in" style L.E.D. light bulb for the Singer Featherweight 221 and 222K as well as many other vintage Singer models.  Better = brighter, truer, longer lasting and will not burn!  Available in either the WHITE Light or WARM Light.  For those who prefer the light similar to an incandescent bulb, then the Warm light would be the option to choose.

This bulb will fit the following models:  Singer 15, 99, 201, 221, 221J, 221K, 222K, 301, 306, 401, 403, 404, and 500.  Fits perfectly in the Black and Tan and White Featherweights, too!

Be sure to watch our light bulb comparison video, under the video tab above, for more information. 

A traditional incandescent light bulb has 850 LUX, whereas these new brighter bulbs illuminate with 2400 LUX.  NEW AND IMPROVED!  Each individual bulb contains 80 LEDs.  We used to carry the LED bulbs that had 64 or 104 little lights inside, but now we carry the 80 which is even brighter than the 104 because the individual LEDs are much larger. These 80 LED bulbs are more broadly suited to fit many Singer models without concern about flange or socket depth.

(LUX = In photometry, this is used as a measure of light intensity, as perceived by the human eye.)

Comparison photo of older bulb versus newer bulb is also shown above.
Older style 64 or 104 LED Bulb
Newer 80 LED Bulb - IRONICALLY EVEN BRIGHTER!!

Compared to a traditional incandescent sewing machine light bulb, the LED bulb will not get hot enough to burn you.  Even after testing one and leaving it on for several hours, it was only very warm to the touch, but never got hot enough to burn.  We could even grab it to change it out for another bulb! 

These LED bulbs are designed to last for thousands upon thousands upon thousands of hours!  That said, because they use a minimal amount of electricity and have extremely fine wiring, they sometimes can be more susceptible to failure with mini power surges and shorts common in vintage sewing machines.  Therefore, keep your machine plugged into a surge protector at all times and we will warranty the bulb for up to 1 year.

Our LED bulbs will fit many styles of old Singer Sewing Machines.  So long as your old Singer takes the same style bulb as the Featherweight, this bulb will fit your machine.  These LED bulbs can be a bit tricky to install.  It is best to set your machine on end on a soft towel or blanket.  Push and twist left to remove old bulb then push and twist right to install the new bulb.  Be patient and if you have someone with smaller fingers, it may be a bit easier.  Once you install it, it will be a lifetime before you have to install one again!

• 110 volt = North American (USA, Canada, etc.) Electrical Current
  (These bulbs will not work in a 220 volt machine, even if your machine is using a special converter box to enable it to plug into a US outlet.)
  
  
• 220 Volt = UK, Europe, Australia and much of the rest of the world
  (If you are currently using a converter to use your 220 volt machine in North America, then you will want this style bulb.)

*  These bulbs fit ALL style Singer Featherweights - black, white, tan or your specialty-colored machine.

We also carry the 5/8" screw-in base bulb as well (diameter of base). 

To remove your old light bulb, watch our video tutorial, under the video tab.

NOTE:  Each bulb has a silicone covering, making it easier for your fingers to grab, so you can insert the new bulb into the socket without having to touch the tiny silicone lights. (Because just having small sheets of light diodes would be pretty awkward to hold when pushing and turning for insertion into the socket.) 

Due to the silicone covering, when removing the bulb from the little packaging (or even when inserting the bulb into the socket) a tiny nick of silicone from a fingernail sometimes occurs.  This is common and it doesn’t hurt the bulb function.  Actually, if this occurs, it means that the silicone actually did what it was designed to do by protecting those LEDs. So, go ahead and put the new bulb into your socket and as long as it lights up brightly, go ahead and begin sewing and enjoy your new bright light!