Phillips PHIL462325 Led A19 Bulb 8.5W 120V Warm White

Product Description

The PHILLIPS PHIL462325 is a discontinued LED A19 lamp rated at 8.5 watts and 120 volts with a warm white color temperature in the 2700K range (827 designation). The clear, non-dimmable design delivers a classic incandescent look in a standard A19 form factor. This lamp is suited for general-purpose lighting applications in residential and light commercial settings. Per supplier data, possible replacement options include part numbers 549493 and 479444. Electricians and lighting contractors should verify replacement compatibility before ordering.

The PHIL462325 fits standard medium-base (E26) sockets found in ceiling fixtures, table lamps, wall sconces, and similar luminaires. The A19 form factor is the most common residential lamp shape, making this a direct drop-in for most standard household and light commercial fixture types. Its 827 color designation indicates a warm white output that closely mimics traditional incandescent lighting, which makes it appropriate for living spaces, hospitality settings, and general ambient lighting zones.

Key Features

• LED technology in a standard A19 form factor for broad fixture compatibility
• 8.5-watt input power at 120 volts for energy-efficient operation
• 827 color designation indicating warm white output at approximately 2700K
• Clear lamp finish for unobstructed light output and visible filament-style appearance
• Non-dimmable (ND) design - do not install on dimmer-controlled circuits
• This SKU is discontinued; supplier-noted possible replacements are part numbers 549493 and 479444

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard medium-base (E26) lamp sockets operating at 120 volts. This part is discontinued. Supplier-identified possible replacement part numbers are 549493 and 479444. Verify replacement specifications before substituting.

Installation Notes

Installation of LED A19 lamps is typically performed by electricians or qualified maintenance personnel in accordance with NEC guidelines. Always de-energize the fixture circuit at the breaker before replacing a lamp in a hard-wired or enclosed fixture. Because this lamp is non-dimmable, it must not be installed on a dimmer switch circuit, as doing so can cause flickering, reduced lamp life, or damage to the driver. Confirm the socket base type and voltage rating of the fixture before installation.