
GE
GE P&U 15 Watt A15 Soft White Light Bulb 8 Pack
A warm 2500K incandescent glow for accent fixtures and appliance lighting, delivered in a practical eight-pack.
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Overview
Key Features
2,500 Hours
2500K Soft White
110 Lumens
A15 shape with medium base
Pack of 8 bulbs
Specifications
Brand
GE Lighting
Wattage
15 Watts
Color Temperature
2500K (Soft White)
Brightness
110 Lumens
Bulb Shape
A15
Base Type
Medium (E26)
Rated Lifespan
2,500 Hours
Quantity
8 Bulbs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the color temperature of these bulbs, and how does it appear on camera?
They output at 2500K, which is a warm soft white — slightly warmer than a standard 2700K household bulb. On camera, expect a noticeably amber cast that reads as cozy and inviting, though you'll need to white-balance or gel other sources if mixing with daylight or cooler fixtures.
Are these bulbs dimmable?
As standard incandescent bulbs, they work with most traditional dimmer switches. However, at lower dim levels, the color temperature will shift even warmer — a characteristic of incandescent dimming that can be useful for atmosphere but worth noting for color-critical applications.
What fixtures is the A15 shape best suited for?
The A15 is a smaller-profile bulb that fits well in appliance fixtures, small accent lamps, decorative sconces, and refrigerator housings. The medium (E26) base is the standard household socket size, so compatibility is broad.
How does the 110-lumen output compare to typical room lighting?
At 110 lumens, these are low-output bulbs — suitable for accent, task, or appliance use, not for lighting an entire room. For reference, a standard 60-watt bulb produces around 800 lumens, so these are roughly one-seventh of that brightness.
What is the expected lifespan of these incandescent bulbs?
Each bulb is rated for 2,500 hours. At three hours of daily use, that's roughly two years per bulb — shorter than LED equivalents but standard for incandescent technology at this wattage.