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6P1 — Beam Tetrode, Rimlock | Tubeofile
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6P1
Beam Tetrode — Rimlock
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Known Equivalents & Substitutes
No known equivalents. If you know of any, use the ⚑ Report Issue button above.
Similar Tubes (Not Drop-In Compatible)
6P14P
Later Soviet output pentode (EL84 equivalent) with higher output — Noval base, not compatible
6P6S
Soviet 6V6GT equivalent (6П6С) with Octal base — similar electricals but different base
6V6
Similar electrical characteristics (power pentode/beam tetrode, ~4.5W output) but different base type — not pin-compatible
Electrical Specifications
Absolute Maximum
Anode Voltage (max)
Anode Voltage (max)
300
V
Screen Voltage (max)
Screen Voltage (max)
300
V
Anode Dissipation (max)
Anode Dissipation (max)
12
W
Typical Operating
Anode Voltage (typical)
Anode Voltage
250
V
Screen Voltage (typical)
Screen Voltage
250
V
Grid 1 Bias Voltage
Grid 1 Bias Voltage
-12.5
V
Anode Current
Anode Current
45
mA
Anode Resistance
Anode Resistance
Output
Output Power
Output Power
4.5
W
Heater
Heater Voltage
Heater Voltage
6.3
V
Heater Current
Heater Current
0.45
A
Notes
Cyrillic designation: 6П1. Uses a Soviet-specific rimlock base, not compatible with Western Octal or Noval sockets.
Valve_equivalents.json lists the base as 'I/O' (rimlock/USSR internal designation).
Designed for single-ended and push-pull output stages. Typical output power ~4.5W single-ended.
Not widely available in Western markets. The 6P6S (6П6С, Octal base) is the more commonly exported Soviet equivalent of the 6V6.
Pin Layout — Rimlock
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
Anode
2
Screen Grid
3
Control Grid
4
References
https://www.radiomuseum.org/tubes/tube_6p1.html
52,000
Ω
Transconductance
Transconductance
4.1
mA/V
Heater
5
Heater
6
Cathode
7
No Connection