G E Lighting 35153 T7 Appliance Light Bulb 15W 120V

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 35153 is a 15-watt T7 tubular incandescent appliance bulb rated for 120 volts and designed for use in appliances that require a compact, clear intermediate-base lamp. Running at 15W, it delivers 108 lumens with a maximum overall length of 2.25 inches, making it a direct-fit solution where space is limited. The clear glass envelope provides unobstructed light output, and the intermediate base ensures compatibility with purpose-built appliance sockets. This bulb is sold individually and is carded for retail or parts-counter distribution.

This bulb is suited for residential and light-commercial appliance applications where a small-format tubular lamp is required. Typical install locations include refrigerator compartments, ovens, microwave cavities, sewing machines, and other appliance enclosures that specify a T7 intermediate-base bulb. Its compact 2.25-inch length allows fitment in tight sockets where standard A-series or candelabra lamps will not fit. Service technicians replacing failed appliance lamps during routine calls will find this a straightforward swap.

Key Features

• T7 tubular form factor with a maximum overall length of 2.25 inches for tight appliance sockets
• Intermediate base fits appliance-specific sockets not served by standard E26 or candelabra bases
• Clear glass envelope for full, unobstructed light output
• 108 lumens output at 15W and 120 volts
• Rated 2,000 hours service life
• Carded packaging suitable for parts-counter or service-van stock

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement for appliances specifying a 15W T7 intermediate-base bulb at 120 volts. The G E LIGHTING part number for this lamp is 15T7N.

Installation Notes

Appliance lamp replacement is typically performed by appliance service technicians or qualified HVAC-R technicians during routine service calls. Always disconnect power to the appliance at the circuit breaker or unplug the unit before accessing the lamp socket. Allow the existing bulb to cool completely before handling to avoid burns. Do not exceed the wattage rating stamped on the appliance socket fixture.