I cannot directly provide or link to a PDF copy of (standard for “Standardizing Automotive Service Lamp Bases and Bulbs”) because it is a copyrighted document sold by SAE International.
However, I can give you a of what the standard contains, where to obtain it legally, and how to identify the information you need. What is SAE J500? SAE J500 defines the nomenclature, dimensions, electrical ratings, and performance requirements for automotive incandescent lamps (bulbs) used in turn signals, brake lights, tail lamps, parking lights, and backup lights.
It is the primary US standard for replaceable automotive light bulbs, often referenced alongside (global) and FMVSS 108 (federal safety regulations). Key Contents of SAE J500 The standard assigns SAE code numbers (e.g., 1157, 3157, 194) and specifies for each: