150-Watt Equivalent T4 Spiral Non-Dimmable E26 Base Compact Fluorescent CFL Light Bulb, Daylight 6500K
- Daylight color temperature recommended for reading & craft rooms
- Uses less energy & lasts longer than standard incandescent bulbs
- General purpose bulb for residential or commercial applications
- See More Details
Frequently Bought Together
Product Overview
- Brightness: 2800 lumens
- Estimated yearly energy cost: $4.82 (based on 3 hours/day, 11¢/kWh; cost depends on rates and use)
- Life: 7-years (based on 3 hours/day)
- Light appearance: 6500K (daylight)
- Energy used: 40-Watt (equivalent to a 150-Watt standard incandescent light bulb)
- Spiral shape with a medium base
- FCC and RoHS compliant
- Uses 73% less energy compared to a standard incandescent light bulb
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
- View The Home Depot's CFL Bulb Buying Guide
- Shop All Feit Electric CFL Light Bulbs
Info & Guides
Product Overview
- Daylight color temperature recommended for reading & craft rooms
- Uses less energy & lasts longer than standard incandescent bulbs
- General purpose bulb for residential or commercial applications
Key Features
Specifications
Dimensions
Details
Warranty / Certifications
Questions & Answers
How many lumens?
Asked by Annie July 19, 2020Thank you for your question. This lamp generates 2800 lumens and has a color temperature of 6500K.
Can I use this light bulb for recessed light in my living room? Thanks
Asked by Allie April 25, 2019I PUT 8 AROUND THE TOP OF MY WIFES BATH MIRROW SHE HAS MACGULAR DEGENERATION HAS BEEL LIKE GETTING HER SIGHT BACK ALMOST I HAVE A 8X10 SMALL WORK AREA I NEED A LOT OF INTENCE LIGHTING AN I HAVE 20-20 SO I PUT 6 IN THE SMALL AREA MAN IT NICE TO BE ABLE TO SEE WITH LESS EFFORT. AN I HAVE THEM IN ALL 3 BATHROOMS SMALL ON JUST 3 KNOW U WILL LIKE IT
My Tiffany Floor Lamp is Rated for 100 Maximum by the manufacturer will this light bulb be too much for it to handle?
Asked by AdamM93 January 10, 2019This bulb consumes as much electricity as a standard 40 watt incandescent bulb. It will be fine for your floor lamp.
how much UV produce this bulb??n
Asked by Roland December 19, 2018Never put a meter on it, but understanding how a fluorescent light actually works might help. A fluorescent bulb uses an electrical discharge to excite usually mercury vapor in an argon gas environment to produce UV light. Since we can't see UV, they coat the inside of the bulb with a coating that reacts to the UV causing it to glow, white in this case. It actually floureses like your black light paints. The coating stops the bulk of the UV from escaping. Is it enough to get a tan, nope. Permissible exposure levels are usually rated at 10cm distance for 8 ish hours. This larger lamp, probably a little less time, hence more UV. To put things into perspective, the permissible UV exposure in Death Valley in broad daylight in the summer is rated at 6 to 7 minutes, then you're toast. If you are trying to prevent any UV exposure because say, you're in a museum and have to prevent degradation of ancient artifacts, then I would not recommend any fluorescent lamp. Hope this helps.
1. FishAyes said, twice, that this light bulb is a VERY LARGE one. I need to buy it but if it's...
Asked by Adela June 12, 20186500K is the best for growing foliage on plants. 2700K is best for flowering.
I ask Feit Electric: About how long do they last if I'll use it around 3 hours per day? Is the...
Asked by Adela March 5, 2018The life of this CFL is specified at 8000 hours. The price is higher because it puts out the equivalent of a standard 150W bulb but consumes only 40W of electricity and lasts much longer.
How many lumens
Asked by Cal February 11, 20182800 Lumens Very bright.
How does this bulb compare to the amount of heat a 60 watt incandescent bulb generates ?
Asked by Alangski March 18, 2017The amount of heat a light bulb produces is directly proportional to the wattage of the bulb. In this instance, a 40 watt CFL will produce roughly 2/3 the amount of heat of a 60 watt incandescent bulb.
When will this item be back in stock?
Asked by 150W January 22, 2017i hope,so
will this bulb provide the correct light for a.violets &orchids
Asked by cathy December 7, 2016It should. I use it as an indoor plant light. Better simulates natural sun.
Customer Reviews
