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A19 Edison Bulbs 40W Dimmable E26 Incandescent Light Bulbs 2 Pack
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A19 Edison Bulbs 40W Dimmable E26 Incandescent Light Bulbs 2 Pack — vintage Edison filament bulbs in amber and clear glass — ST, globe, tube and oversized decorative shapes.
Key Features
- Authentic Vintage Edison Style Experience the classic charm with our A19 incandescent bulbs. Featuring an exposed squirrel cage filament and warm amber-tinted glass, they replicate the iconic look of historic Edison bulbs, adding a timeless retro vibe to any space
- Warm 2200K Glow & Fully Dimmable Emits a instant-on, warm white 2200K light with a 360-degree glow for cozy and romantic ambiance. Fully dimmable (100%) compatible with standard dimmer switches, allowing you to easily set the perfect brightness level from bright to intimate mood lighting (40W, 120V, 240 Lumen)
- Versatile for Home & Commercial Use With a standard E26 medium base, these vintage light bulbs are easy to install and perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. Ideal for chandeliers, pendant lights, restaurants, cafes, hotels, wall sconces, floor lamps, table lamps, and landscape lighting to create a warm, inviting atmosphere
- Durable Construction & Value Pack Built with high-quality tungsten filaments and clear glass for durability and excellent light transmission. Enjoy reliable performance with an average lifespan of 2,000-2,500 hours. This value pack of 2 bulbs ensures you have spares on hand, reducing frequent replacement needs
Specifications
| Wattage | 40 watts |
| Shape | Globe(G) |
| Color | 40w Amber Glass 2200k |
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