red light bulb

The listings show LED power of about 4.5 watts for A19 and candelabra filament types and about 8 watts for PAR38 floods, with incandescent-equivalent ratings listed from roughly 40 watts up to 60 watts.

The red filament LED bulbs use clear or transparent glass with exposed filaments for a vintage Edison look, producing vivid, rich red-colored light.

Listings show E12 candelabra red bulbs used for general indoor and outdoor lighting and name common placements such as porches, wall sconces, post lamps, chandeliers, and ceiling fans.

Red PAR38 flood bulbs are listed with a 90° flood beam angle, an E26 medium base, and a damp-location rating for indoor or outdoor placement.

Rated lifetimes vary across the listings: most descriptions list about 10,000 hours (sometimes shown as 9.1 years), while at least one A19 product bullet lists a 15,000-hour life.

Numeric lumen output and color temperature are generally not provided in the listings (several entries show "Lumens: 0" or leave CCT unspecified). The product descriptions instead use qualitative language, describing the bulbs as producing vibrant or rich red color.

The listings state instant-on performance, reporting no startup delay and no flickering in the product text.

Watt-equivalent ratings in the listings include 40W, 45W, and 60W. Power factor values shown include about 0.54 for the smaller filament types and about 0.96 for the PAR38 floods.