fridge bulb

In these listings the most common bulb shapes are A15, A19 and T7. The Edison screw bases shown are standard (E26) and intermediate (E17).

Some listings explicitly state suitability for damp or wet locations, and a subset are rated for enclosed fixtures; other items use a general 'appliance' designation. Availability of damp/wet and enclosed ratings varies by product.

The listings show CRI values of 90, 95 and 99, covering a range from very good to excellent color rendering across different bulb types.

Many bulbs are described as dimmable with full‑range dimming and note they work with most dimmer switches; some listings also highlight smooth dimming to warmer tones. Compatibility specifics vary by model, so check the product details for recommended dimmer types.

For items labeled 'Recommended Use: Appliances,' the listings show watt‑equivalents of 40 W and 25 W and corresponding energy‑use figures listed as 40.0 W and 25.0 W.

Brightness ranges from about 195 lumens up to 1,100 lumens. Several listings use a fixed 2700K warm white, while at least one A19 option is color‑tunable with settings at 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K.

Listed life varies by technology: some incandescent listings show lifespans reported as "0.9 Years" and "1.4 Years," while LED listings include values like "15,000 Hours" and "13.7 Years."

Listing details and customer reviews cite use in refrigerators, ovens, stoves, range hoods and, in some cases, microwave under‑lights where specified.

Package quantities range from single bulbs to multi‑packs; examples include 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 bulbs per package.