G E Lighting 81560 25W B8 Ceiling Fan Bulb 2 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 81560 is a 25-watt, 120-volt blunt tip incandescent bulb designed for ceiling fan fixtures. It features a B8 bulb shape with a candelabra base and a C7A filament, which is engineered to handle the continuous vibration that ceiling fan motors produce. With a maximum overall length of 3.19 inches, this bulb fits the compact sockets common in ceiling fan light kits. Each pack contains two bulbs and is rated for 1,500 hours of service life. Licensed electricians and HVAC service technicians who handle fan-and-light combo units will find this a straightforward OEM-style replacement for worn or failed lamps.

This bulb is intended exclusively for ceiling fan light fixtures operating on standard 120-volt residential circuits. The vibration-resistant C7A filament construction addresses the mechanical stress caused by motor operation, making it unsuitable as a substitute for standard decorative candelabra bulbs in stationary fixtures where vibration resistance is not a design requirement. Sold as a 2-pack, it is suited for service calls where replacing both bulbs in a dual-socket fan kit at the same time is standard practice.

Key Features

• 25-watt, 120-volt incandescent output designed for ceiling fan light kits
• B8 blunt tip bulb shape with candelabra base for compact fan sockets
• C7A filament construction provides vibration resistance during motor operation
• 3.19-inch maximum overall length for tight ceiling fan canopy clearances
• Rated 1,500-hour service life
• Sold as a 2-pack for efficient dual-socket replacements

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement lamp for ceiling fan fixtures requiring a 25-watt, B8 blunt tip bulb with a candelabra base at 120 volts.

Installation Notes

Always switch off power at the wall control and confirm the circuit is de-energized before replacing ceiling fan bulbs. Allow the existing bulbs to cool fully before removal to avoid burns or glass breakage. A candelabra base requires hand-tightening only — do not overtighten, as fan canopy sockets are not designed for high torque. Confirm the replacement bulb wattage does not exceed the fixture's maximum rated wattage, which is typically labeled inside the canopy.