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The G E LIGHTING 10692 is a 25-watt, 120-volt clear T7 tube appliance light bulb designed for use in appliance lighting applications where a compact, intermediate-base lamp is required. Running at 25 watts, it delivers 195 lumens of clear, undiffused light through a tubular glass envelope with a maximum overall length of 2.625 inches. The intermediate base ensures compatibility with appliance-grade sockets common in refrigerators, ovens, and similar household or light-commercial equipment. Licensed electricians and appliance technicians are the primary installers for this type of replacement lamp.
This bulb is suited for residential and light-commercial appliance fixtures that specify a T7 tubular lamp with an intermediate base. Typical applications include refrigerator compartments, oven cavities, sewing machine lights, and other built-in appliance fixtures requiring a compact tube-style lamp rated at 120 volts. The clear glass construction allows full, unfiltered light output, making it appropriate where maximum visibility inside an appliance cavity is needed. It is sold in a package quantity of 6 units per carton, making it a practical stocking item for service technicians.
Designed as a direct replacement for appliance fixtures requiring a T7 tubular lamp with an intermediate base, rated at 25 watts and 120 volts. This lamp corresponds to the GE lamp type designation 25T7N.
Always disconnect power to the appliance at the circuit breaker or unplug the unit before servicing the lamp socket. Allow the appliance interior to cool completely if replacing a bulb in an oven or heated cavity. Confirm the socket is rated for an intermediate base before installation. Appliance lamp replacements are typically performed by appliance technicians or licensed electricians depending on the equipment and local codes.
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