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  1. A Guide to Light Bulb Sizes, Types, Shapes, and Codes - GE Lighting

    • Learn how to identify and choose the right light bulb for your fixture with this guide. Find out the differences between LED, CFL, incandescent, and halogen bulbs, and the common shapes, bases, and code… Ver más

    How Do I Know The Size of My Light bulb?

    Identifying the size of a light bulb is simple. The letters in a bulb code indicate its shape and special features such as reflector type. The numbers of the bulb indicate its base size, w… Ver más

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    Light Bulb Types

    There are four prominent light bulb types: light-emitting diode (LED), compact fluorescent (CFL), incandescent, and halogen. For a helpful quick-select tool, check out ou… Ver más

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    Type A Light Bulbs: A15, A19, A21, A25

    Bulbs within the A group are widely used when it comes to standard household lighting. They work well in various household fixtures, hall lighting, ceiling fans, and mo… Ver más

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    Type B and C Light Bulbs: B10, C7, C9, C15, CA10

    Type B and C bulbs are longer and have a tip at the end of the bulb, resembling a candle flame. They are therefore often referred to as candle bulbs, andare typically used in deco… Ver más

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    Type BR Light Bulbs: Br20/R20, BR30, BR40

    Bulbs in the R and BR group include reflectors and bulged reflectors, respectively. While not as common as the A19, you’re still quite likely to see these bulbs in the … Ver más

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    Yes, LED headlights are brighter than halogen headlight bulbs, and their luminous efficiency is 72 lumens/watt, while halogens have 25 lumens/watt. In simple words, LEDs have more brightness, with less energy used. Does An Led Use Less Electrical Energy? Yes, they use less energy.
    Heat - Halogen bulbs emit a LOT of heat. It can be very uncomfortable to sit under halogen bulbs in a kitchen, work space or elevator. They can be dangerous to touch when turned on. High Pressure Gas – May require shield - halogen bulbs require some shielding in most applications in case they shatter.
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