Baumatic Cooker Hood Lights

Giggsie | 13:31 Sat 24th May 2025 | How it Works

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Can anybody help me find the right bulbs for this please. I have tried googling for them but not sure some looks same bulbs but does not mention for a cooker just spotlight. Nothing on the bulb I removed just says 240/40w cannot see a model number on my hood either. Looks like a halogen spotlight small screw in type.

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Tuvok

Have you got the model number of the hood, or can you upload a photo of the bulb to https://imgbb.com and paste the link

Tuvok

...or is it

https://www.4baumatic.co.uk/cooker-hood/halogen-lamp-20w-12v-g4/product.pl?pid=1501813&path=621949

ubasses

Have you still got the manual that came with the hood? There's a good chance it will tell you in it.

mjwman

Just get a small Edison Screw LED of a lumens power that suits you. Its not crucial as to which to use.

Giggsie

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I still have the setup guide but does not show bulbs only where they go 🙄

can't find model number anywhere on the hood.
will try photo not sure if be a success.

Giggsie

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https://ibb.co/HDkMMSWd

237SJ

Looks like one of these Amazon.com User Recommendation?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&smid=A3G2B35JH14OCU&gQT=1&th=1

237SJ

If it was me I would probably replace it with an LED equivalent to save energy though.

Giggsie

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237sj that would be the one expensive but that's it. An ordinary led bulb would work but would need to be heat resistant no?

Giggsie

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Thanks all for replying to me. Would like to try led bulb but must be different as think it's something to do with heat off hob.

mjwman

I gave an ordinary LED lamp in mine. Its been in a few years without any issues.

Giggsie

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mjwman good to hear that.....might as well try one. I just wondered about the heat /steam. £13.49 plus £4 postage expensive bulb.

Giggsie

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https://ibb.co/Y4zB5n0N
is this the right one?

perseverer

If your original was 40W then the one at 11.02 is 4.5W LED which is roughly equivalent to 20W of the old type so won't be as bright.

Giggsie

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Thanks all for helping me..

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