Bulbrite
Bulbrite 200040 40R14 R14 Reflector Flood Spot standard bulb
A 40-watt R14 reflector flood spot bulb with an E26 base for 120-volt fixtures
- TypeIncandescent Light Bulbs
- Wattage Equivalent40
- Base TypeMedium E26
- Wattage40
- Voltage120
- Selling UnitEach
- 40 W incandescent reflector flood for focused accent lighting
- Medium E26 base fits standard household sockets
- 120 V operation matches North American mains supply
- R14 mini reflector shape directs light precisely
- Sold individually for single-fixture replacement
Bulbrite R14 reflector for accent lighting
This 40-watt incandescent bulb uses a medium E26 screw base and operates at 120 volts. The R14 mini reflector shape directs light in a focused flood pattern suited to display cabinets, track heads or recessed trims. It is sold as a single unit for residential and light-commercial fixtures.
Warm incandescent output with standard heat
The filament draws 40 watts and produces a continuous spectrum familiar in living spaces. Heat radiates from the reflector face as typical for incandescent designs, so allow adequate airflow around the fixture. No ballast or driver is required for operation.
Direct replacement for 40-watt R14 lamps
Swap this bulb into any socket accepting an R14 reflector with an E26 base where the same wattage and voltage are specified. The jump is worthwhile when a fixture demands the exact beam spread and colour quality of a traditional incandescent source. Buyers needing dimmable LED alternatives or lower energy consumption should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 40 W incandescent reflector flood for focused accent lighting
- Medium E26 base fits standard household sockets
- 120 V operation matches North American mains supply
- R14 mini reflector shape directs light precisely
- Sold individually for single-fixture replacement
Specifications
| Type | Incandescent Light Bulbs |
|---|---|
| Wattage Equivalent | 40 |
| Base Type | Medium E26 |
| Wattage | 40 |
| Voltage | 120 |
| Selling Unit | Each |
Questions about this item
How do I install the E26 base into a fixture, and what is the common mistake?
Screw the Medium E26 base clockwise into the socket until it seats firmly; the mistake is over-tightening, which can crack the R14 glass envelope.
What maintenance or replacement will this 40 watt incandescent need later?
The filament will eventually burn out after its rated life, requiring a full bulb replacement; no other user-serviceable parts exist.
What limit appears first during sustained use of this 120 volt reflector flood?
The 40 watt filament generates significant heat, so the fixture's temperature rating or insulation contact limit is typically reached before electrical limits.
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