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GE Lighting 63003 5555, 2 Count (Pack of 1), Soft Features
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60 watt replacement uses only 43 watts
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750 lumens providing comfortable, inviting light
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Lasts 0.9 years based on 3 hours per day usage
About GE Lighting 63003 5555, 2 Count (Pack Of 1), Soft
Product Description GE energy-efficient soft white bulbs have the same look, feel and nearly the same brightness as traditional incandescent, but with one big change: it now pays you back! These bulbs use 28% less energy than regular incandescent, helping you save money on energy costs. Use general purpose GE energy-efficient soft white bulbs in common household fixtures like table lamps, floor lamps, enclosed ceiling fixtures and bare lamp sockets. From the Manufacturer GE 63003 43-Watt 620-Lumen General Purpose Halogen A19 Light Bulb, Soft White, 2-Pack. 620-Lumen output and 43-Watts used, Lumens measure brightness of a light bulb, Watts measure electricity used to create light. Saves Energy - has similar Lumens(light output) as a standard 60-watt but only uses 43-watts. This Halogen bulb has an A19-Shape and rated life of 1000-Hours. Lumen is the new Watt - Better technology provides the same amount of Brightness(lumens) while using less Electricity(watts). This Soft White Halogen bulb is fully dimmable and instantly bright. The frost reduces glare and overall uses 28% less energy than a regular bulb. Halogen lamps provide a small, white light source with excellent color rendering. Unlike standard incandescent lamps, halogen lamps use a halogen gas which allows the bulbs to burn longer without sacrificing light output. Compared to incandescent lamps, halogen lamps provide crisp white light, excellent beam control, compact size, high lumen maintenance and a longer life. To save energy costs, find the bulbs with the light output(lumens) you need, then choose the one with lowest watts
