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The G E LIGHTING 22114 is a 15-watt, 145-volt T6 tubular incandescent bulb designed specifically for exit sign luminaires. Rated at 102 lumens with a clear glass envelope, this bulb fits candelabra-base exit sign fixtures and delivers a rated service life of 2,000 hours. The compact form factor — with a maximum overall length of 3-1/16 inches — makes it suitable for shallow exit sign housings where space is limited. Facility maintenance technicians and licensed electricians install this bulb as a direct replacement in exit sign applications across commercial and institutional buildings.
This bulb is used in exit sign fixtures requiring a candelabra base and 145-volt incandescent lamp. The 145-volt design is standard for many exit sign circuits, which operate at reduced voltage to extend bulb life in continuously energized applications. Typical installations include corridor, stairwell, and egress-path exit signs in commercial, institutional, and light industrial facilities. It is sold in packages of 6, making it practical for facilities stocking replacement lamps for routine maintenance schedules.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement for candelabra-base exit sign fixtures requiring a 15-watt, 145-volt T6 incandescent lamp.
Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained maintenance technician in accordance with the NEC and applicable local electrical codes. De-energize the exit sign circuit at the breaker before servicing the lamp, and verify the fixture is rated for a 15-watt, 145-volt candelabra-base lamp before installing. Allow the fixture to cool if the previous lamp was recently in operation before handling. Exit signs in egress paths are life-safety devices — confirm the sign illuminates correctly and all indicator functions are restored before returning the unit to service.
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