G E Lighting 75342 40W Flame Shaped Ceiling Fan Bulb

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 75342 is a 40-watt, flame-shaped incandescent bulb designed for ceiling fan light kits and decorative fixtures with medium base sockets. Rated at 120 volts and producing a warm white light output, this bulb ships in a 2-pack configuration. The flame tip silhouette suits open-socket fan kits where bulb shape is visible. Rated lamp life is 1,500 hours. The medium base (E26) fits the standard socket found on the vast majority of residential ceiling fan light kits. Electricians and HVAC-electrical trades stocking fan accessories will find this a straightforward replacement item for common residential ceiling fan light assemblies.

This bulb is intended for ceiling fan applications where a flame-shaped medium base lamp is specified. The white finish on the glass diffuses light evenly and complements both traditional and transitional fan styles. At 40 watts and 120 volts, it stays within the typical wattage limits printed inside most ceiling fan canopies. This 2-pack format reduces call-backs when replacing multiple sockets in a multi-bulb fan kit in a single service visit.

Key Features

• Flame-shaped silhouette sized for open-socket ceiling fan light kits
• 40W, 120V operation within standard residential ceiling fan wattage limits
• White glass finish provides even light diffusion
• Medium base (E26) fits the most common ceiling fan socket type
• Rated lamp life of 1,500 hours
• Sold as a 2-pack for multi-socket fan light kits

Compatibility

Designed for ceiling fan light kits requiring a flame-shaped, medium base (E26) 40-watt, 120-volt incandescent bulb. Always verify the maximum wattage rating labeled inside the fan canopy before installation.

Installation Notes

Turn off power at the wall switch and allow the existing bulb to cool before handling. Ceiling fan light kit bulbs are typically replaced by a licensed electrician or a qualified service technician. Do not exceed the maximum wattage rating marked inside the fan canopy. Screw the bulb in finger-tight only — over-tightening a medium base bulb can crack the glass or damage the socket.