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GE 16585 150 W G40 Globe Bulb Frosted 1950 lm 120 V E26
A 150 W frosted G40 globe bulb producing 1950 lm of 2800 K soft-white light on a standard E26 base, dimmable with a 2500-hour rated life
- Bright 1950 lumens for well-lit spaces
- Soft white 2800 K glow suits living areas
- Dimmable control lets you set the mood
- Classic G40 globe fits decorative fixtures
- 2500-hour life reduces replacement frequency
Product Identity
The GE 16585 is a 150 watt incandescent globe bulb with a G40 shape and frosted finish. It produces 1950 lumens of soft white light at 2800K from a standard E26 base. The lamp operates on 120 volt circuits and is fully dimmable for adjustable brightness.
Buyer Guidance
This bulb suits fixtures that require a large 5 inch diameter decorative globe and high lumen output. It is not for buyers who need a shatter-resistant envelope for safety compliance. Shoppers seeking lower energy consumption or a significantly longer service life than 2500 hours should look at alternative technologies.
Deciding Specification
The 150 watt power draw determines both the bright 1950 lumen output and the 2500 hour rated life. Verify that the fixture and wiring are rated for this wattage before installation. The 7 inch overall length and 5 inch diameter require a suitably spacious shade or open fitting.
Highlights
- Bright 1950 lumens for well-lit spaces
- Soft white 2800 K glow suits living areas
- Dimmable control lets you set the mood
- Classic G40 globe fits decorative fixtures
- 2500-hour life reduces replacement frequency
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 150 W incandescent globe produce when left on all day?
The 150 watt incandescent filament converts most energy into heat, so the G40 globe becomes very hot during continuous use; allow ample clearance from shades or flammable materials.
Does the E26 base fit my existing medium-screw lamp holder?
Yes, the bulb uses a standard E26 medium screw base that matches common household sockets in 120 V North American fixtures.
Will the 2800 K soft-white light match the older 2700 K bulbs I am keeping in the same room?
At 2800 K the globe sits at the warm end of the 2700–2999 K soft-white range, so it blends closely with existing 2700 K lamps for a consistent glow.
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