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GE Lighting 12983 25-Watt G25 Globe Light Bulb, Crystal Clear
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GE Lighting 12983 25-Watt G25 Globe Light Features
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Clear bulbs add a decorative touch
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Base: medium screw (E26); Bulb type: G25
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Application: Vanity lights, pendant lights or any fixture where the bulb is visible
About GE Lighting 12983 25-Watt G25 Globe Light
Product Description General Electric 12983 25-Watt Vanity Light Bulb General Electric 12983 25-Watt Vanity Light Bulb Features:; 1,500 life hours; Standard E26/24 base; C-9 filament design; 3-1/8" diameter; 4-1/2" maximum overall length; Clear; G25 type bulb; 120 volt; 12983: 25 watts, 210 lumens; 12980: 40 watts, 410 lumens From the Manufacturer GE 25-Watt Crystal Clear Globe G25 Light Bulb. Clear bulbs add a decorative touch. Application: Vanity lights, pendant lights or any fixture where the bulb is visible. Base: Medium Screw (E26). Bulb Type: G25. Add a decorative touch by using GE Crystal Clear Globe bulbs in chandeliers, sconces or anywhere the bulb is visible. Clear bulbs add sparkle to bright and polished fixtures. Lamp type: Incandescent-decorative. 120 volts. 210 lumens. average life:1,500 hours. CC-6 filament design. 4.50-Inch M.O.L.(Max. Overall Length) Medium screw base. Crystal clear finish. Boxed. GE incandescent lamps represents the state of the art of lamps for residential and commercial use, as well as special purpose lamps for decorative or display applications. In an incandescent lamp, light is generated by heating the filament to incandescence. The hotter the filament, the more efficient it is in converting electricity to light. However, when the filament operates hotter, its life is shortened so the design of each lamp is a balance between efficiency and life. This is why lamps of equal-Wattage may have different lumen ratings and different life ratings. Incandescent lamps of similar size are commonly available with different-Wattage ratings. The fixture-Wattage limit should not be exceeded.
