G E Lighting 75223 25W Clear Candle Bulb 6 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 75223 is a 25-watt clear candle-shaped incandescent bulb sold in a 6-pack. It uses a candelabra base and produces 220 lumens of warm, clear light. At 4.12 inches in maximum overall length (MOL), it fits standard candelabra fixtures found in chandeliers, sconces, and decorative lamps. The rated life is approximately 1.4 years under normal operating conditions. This bulb is suited for residential and light commercial applications where candelabra-base incandescent replacement is needed. Electricians, maintenance technicians, and property managers commonly stock these in multi-packs for efficient fixture servicing.

This bulb is designed for decorative candelabra-base fixtures including chandeliers, wall sconces, ceiling fans with light kits, and vanity strips. The clear glass envelope provides an open, visible-filament aesthetic preferred in exposed-bulb fixture designs. The 25-watt output keeps heat output low, making it appropriate for enclosed or semi-enclosed candelabra sockets rated at or above 25 watts. Each pack contains 6 individual bulbs, reducing per-unit cost on multi-fixture jobs.

Key Features

• 25-watt incandescent output with 220 lumens per bulb
• Clear glass candle-shaped envelope for visible-filament aesthetics
• Candelabra base (E12) for standard decorative fixtures
• 4.12 inches maximum overall length for fixture compatibility checks
• Rated life of approximately 1.4 years under normal use
• 6-pack packaging for multi-fixture or maintenance stock applications

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for 25-watt candelabra-base (E12) incandescent bulbs in decorative residential and light commercial fixtures.

Installation Notes

Always switch off power at the wall switch or circuit breaker before replacing a bulb in any fixture. Allow an existing bulb to cool completely before handling to avoid burns. Confirm the fixture socket is rated for candelabra base (E12) and is not rated below 25 watts before installation. Bulb replacement does not typically require licensed electrical work, but fixture wiring service should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NEC guidelines.