G E Lighting 97495 Yellow Bug Light Bulb 60W A19 2 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 97495 is a 60-watt yellow bug light bulb designed to minimize attraction of flying insects around outdoor fixtures. The A19 shape and medium base make it a direct replacement for standard incandescent bulbs in porch lights, wall sconces, and entry fixtures. Each pack contains two bulbs. The yellow tint filters short-wavelength light that draws mosquitoes, moths, and other flying insects toward a light source. At 550 lumens, these bulbs provide usable ambient light while reducing pest activity around doorways and outdoor gathering areas. Rated for 1000 hours of service life.

These bulbs are suited for residential outdoor lighting applications where insect attraction is a concern, including covered porches, patio fixtures, garage entry lights, and carport sconces. The A19 form factor and medium base fit the majority of standard residential outdoor fixtures without modification. Because the yellow coating filters light rather than reducing wattage, the bulbs function as drop-in replacements in existing sockets. Electricians, HVAC-light combo service techs, and property maintenance professionals keep these on hand as a seasonal or year-round swap for standard incandescent lamps in insect-prone environments.

Key Features

• Yellow tint filters short-wavelength light to reduce flying insect attraction
• 60 watts, 550 lumens output for functional ambient illumination
• A19 bulb shape with medium base fits standard residential outdoor sockets
• Maximum overall length of 4-7/16 inches for compatibility with enclosed fixtures
• 1000-hour rated service life
• Two bulbs per pack (12 packs per case)

Compatibility

Designed as a drop-in replacement for standard 60-watt A19 medium-base incandescent sockets in residential and light commercial outdoor fixtures.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified electrician or a knowledgeable property maintenance technician. Always shut off power at the switch or breaker before replacing a bulb in an enclosed or hard-to-reach fixture. Confirm the fixture is rated for at least 60 watts before installation. Allow the existing bulb to cool completely before handling to avoid burns.