g25 led 40w bulbs

304 results for “g25 led 40w bulbs”

$14.99

GE 4pk 60W Refresh A19 LED Light Bulbs Daylight Aline

4.7(319)

$16.99

Philips Smart 40W Color Candelabra Base (E12) Candle 1P: LED, Dimmable, E12 Light Bulb, Compatible with Alexa & Google Home

Philips

2.4(8)

$5.99

Philips LED 40W Clear ST19 Daylight: E26 Edison Bulb, 5000K, Dimmable, Energy Star, 400 Lumens, 2-Pack

Philips

2(3)

$9.99

GE 2pk 60W Decorative LED Light Bulb Soft White Clear

GE Household Lighting

4.6(41)

$14.49

GE 4pk 60W Relax A19 LED Light Bulbs Warm White

GE Household Lighting

4.2(26)

$22.49

GE CYNC Dynamic Effects A19 Smart LED Full Color Light Bulb

GE Household Lighting

4.3(48)

Loved for: customizable colors

$9.99

GE 4pk 100W Soft White A19 LED Light Bulbs

GE Household Lighting

4.5(103)

Loved for: brightness

$15.99

GE 4pk 65W BR30 LED Indoor Floodlight Bulb Soft White

GE Household Lighting

4.6(117)

Loved for: energy efficiency

$14.49

GE 4pk 40W Refresh A19 LED Light Bulbs Daylight

GE Household Lighting

4.9(8)

$13.99

Philips UltraDef LED 100W Frosted Daylight A19 2P: Dimmable, 1500 Lumens, 5000K, 13.7-Year Life, E26 Base, 2-Pack

Philips

4.7(6)

$11.29

GE 2pk 65W Relax BR30 LED Floodlight Warm White

GE Household Lighting

5(6)

$14.99

Philips UltraDef LED 100W Clear Soft White A19 2P: Dimmable, 1500 Lumens, 2700K, 13.7-Year Life, E26 Base, 2-Pack

Philips

4.2(9)

Guests also ask:

What base do G25 40W LED bulbs use?

G25 40W LED bulbs use the standard Edison medium screw base (E26) across the options shown.

What color temperature options are available for G25 40W LED bulbs?

Available color temperatures range from about 2150K up to 6500K. Common values shown include 2150K (vintage/amber), 2700K (soft white), 5000K and 6500K (daylight).

How many lumens do G25 40W LED bulbs produce?

Most G25 40W LED options produce about 360 lumens. A vintage-style option is listed at about 280 lumens.

How much energy do G25 40W LED bulbs use compared to a 40W incandescent?

These G25 LEDs replace a 40W incandescent while using far less power: typical options use about 4.5 watts (≈360 lm) and the vintage-style option uses about 3 watts (≈280 lm).