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GE 15734 40S11N/1/F Intermediate Screw Base Standard Bulb
40 W intermediate-screw incandescent bulb delivering 440 lm of warm 2700 K light, dimmable and rated for 500 hours
- 440 lumens brighten appliances with 40W incandescent output
- 2700 K warm glow suits scoreboard and sign lighting
- Intermediate E17 screw base fits specialty fixtures directly
- Dimmable design allows adjustable brightness for varied tasks
- 500-hour rated life delivers reliable service for appliances
Intermediate screw appliance bulb
The GE 15734 is a 40 W incandescent lamp with an E17 intermediate screw base, designed for appliances and scoreboard sign fixtures that require this smaller socket. It operates on 120 V AC and produces 440 lumens of warm white light at 2700 K.
Warm low-wattage operation
At 40 watts the bulb draws modest current and runs at a typical incandescent temperature for its size. The frosted finish diffuses the filament glow across a 360 degree beam angle, and the lamp is fully dimmable on standard leading-edge dimmers without added noise.
Compact shatter-resistant-free build
The S11 envelope measures 1 3/8 inches in diameter and 2 3/8 inches overall, fitting tight appliance housings. It lacks shatter-resistant coating and rough-service reinforcement, so it suits protected indoor sockets rather than vibration-prone or safety-critical locations. Rated life is 500 hours.
Highlights
- 440 lumens brighten appliances with 40W incandescent output
- 2700 K warm glow suits scoreboard and sign lighting
- Intermediate E17 screw base fits specialty fixtures directly
- Dimmable design allows adjustable brightness for varied tasks
- 500-hour rated life delivers reliable service for appliances
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the GE 15734 intermediate screw base bulb without damaging the E17 socket?
Align the threads of the E17 base with the socket, push gently, and turn clockwise until snug; the common mistake is forcing the bulb past resistance which can strip the intermediate threads.
What maintenance or replacement should I expect for the GE 15734 40 watt incandescent bulb over time?
The filament is rated for 500 hours of use; plan to replace the bulb once light output drops or the filament fails, as incandescent bulbs cannot be serviced.
What limit appears first when the GE 15734 120 volt scoreboard bulb runs continuously?
The 500 hour rated life is the first limit; sustained operation at 120 volts will reach this filament endurance limit before thermal or voltage thresholds become an issue.
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