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GE 49727 25-Watt A19 Red Party Light Bulb

Add a Festive Touch with Vibrant Party Lighting The GE 25-Watt A19 Party Light adds a vibrant splash of color to any occasion. Use these red bulbs in general-purpose fixtures to create a festive atmosphere for parties and celebrations. Shape: A19 Wattage: 25 Watts Color: Red Ba...

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Overview

Add a Festive Touch with Vibrant Party Lighting

The GE 25-Watt A19 Party Light adds a vibrant splash of color to any occasion. Use these red bulbs in general-purpose fixtures to create a festive atmosphere for parties and celebrations.

  • Shape: A19
  • Wattage: 25 Watts
  • Color: Red
  • Base Type: Medium

Key Features

A19 shape with medium base for use in table lamps and enclosed fixtures

Uses 25-watts

Lasts 1.8 years based on 3 hours per day usage

Estimated yearly energy costs $3.01 based on 3 hours per day $0.11 per kWh

Red light bulb

Specifications

Brand
GE
Shape
A19
Base Type
Medium Base
Wattage
25-watts
Color
Red
Lifespan (estimated)
1.8 years (based on 3 hrs/day)
Energy Cost (estimated)
$3.01/year (based on 3 hrs/day, $0.11/kWh)

Frequently Asked Questions

This GE 49727 light bulb features an A19 shape with a medium base, making it compatible with most standard light fixtures.
This red party light bulb uses 25-watts of power for illumination.
Based on an average usage of 3 hours per day, this bulb is estimated to last for 1.8 years.
This GE A19 bulb is specifically designed to produce a red light, ideal for decorative or party lighting.
Yes, the A19 shape with a medium base is suitable for use in both table lamps and enclosed fixtures.
The estimated yearly energy cost for this bulb is $3.01, based on 3 hours per day usage at $0.11 per kWh.