Collection: Cabinets & Workshop Assortments

Bulb cabinet: the professional workshop stock

For a garage or mechanical workshop, not having a common bulb available at the time of a repair is doubly costly: loss of time waiting for the order and customer dissatisfaction requiring a second visit. The bulb cabinet solves this problem by keeping the most requested references close at hand.

Each labeled compartment (H7, H4, W5W, P21W, BA15S, C5W, T5...) makes the stock visible and management simple — a glance to check what needs to be restocked. Customer immobilization for a burnt-out bulb becomes an express repair in 5 minutes rather than a return due to lack of parts.

Multi-reference assortment: covering 80% of needs in a single purchase

Workshop assortments gather the most frequently replaced bulbs in quantities adapted to a workshop (2 to 5 units per common reference):

• H4 and H7 — low beam headlights (the bulk of the volume)
• H1 and H3 — high beam headlights and fog lights
• W5W (T10) — side lights and license plate lights
• P21W and P21/5W — turn signals, brake lights, reverse lights
• BA15S and BAY15D — signal bayonet bases
• C5W (festoon) — interior lights

A single purchase covers the vast majority of bulb interventions on common vehicles — savings on shipping costs and administrative management of repeated small orders.

Return on investment of a workshop stock

The cost of a complete bulb cabinet is paid back from the first repairs carried out without waiting. Added to this is an often underestimated image effect: a customer who sees their garage equipped with an organized bulb display immediately perceives a higher level of professionalism — a concrete argument for loyalty and word-of-mouth.

For professional fleets (taxis, VTC, delivery, logistics), a cabinet in the maintenance facility allows for in-house management of bulb replacements without going through a garage — significant savings for the fleet.