G E Lighting 37418 4W Frosted Led Candelabra Bulb 4 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 37418 is a 4-pack of 4-watt frosted decorative LED light bulbs designed as a direct 40-watt incandescent replacement. Each bulb features a candelabra base with a bent-tip profile, making it a functional and familiar fit for decorative fixtures. Rated at 300 lumens with a 2,700 Kelvin color temperature, these bulbs produce a warm white light output well suited to residential lighting applications. The dimmable design allows them to work on standard dimmer-compatible circuits. Rated life is 15,000 hours per bulb, reducing replacement frequency in hard-to-reach or frequently used fixtures. Each bulb has a maximum overall length of 4.20 inches.

These bulbs are intended for use in decorative fixtures that accept a candelabra base (E12), including chandeliers, sconces, ceiling fans, and vanity strips. The bent-tip shape replicates the silhouette of traditional flame-tip incandescent bulbs, making them a common choice when appearance matters alongside energy efficiency. Each pack contains 4 bulbs, with a package quantity of 6 packs per case. They are suitable for residential and light commercial installations where 40-watt incandescent equivalents are being replaced with LED alternatives.

Key Features

• 4-watt LED replaces 40-watt incandescent for significant energy reduction
• 300 lumens output at 2,700 Kelvin warm white color temperature
• Dimmable on compatible dimmer circuits
• Candelabra (E12) base with decorative bent-tip shape
• 15,000-hour rated life per bulb
• Maximum overall length of 4.20 inches fits standard candelabra fixtures
• Frosted finish diffuses light and reduces visible filament glare

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for decorative candelabra base fixtures accepting E12 screw-base bulbs with a bent-tip profile. The internal model reference for this product is LED4DFCAC-GW4P.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians or qualified maintenance personnel following NEC guidelines. Turn off and allow the existing bulb to cool fully before removing it from the socket. Confirm the fixture and dimmer switch are rated for LED loads before installing on a dimmed circuit, as not all dimmers are compatible with LED bulbs. Do not exceed the maximum wattage rating of the fixture.