yellow bulbs

Some colored chandelier LED bulbs are listed with a wet-location rating and can be used indoors or outdoors. PAR38 yellow flood bulbs are described with a damp-location rating for indoor/outdoor decorative use. One incandescent appliance bulb listing shows suitability for wet locations.

The colored LED listings describe a roughly 10,000-hour lifetime (often shown as about 9.1 years in product bullets). The incandescent appliance bulb is listed with a much shorter life—about 0.9 years.

The PAR38 yellow flood bulbs are described with a 90° flood beam angle, intended to spread color across a wider area rather than produce a single spot.

Candelabra E12 bases are shown for chandeliers and sconces; medium E26 bases for PAR38 floods, recessed fixtures, and landscape uses; and intermediate E17 bases for appliance bulbs.

Candelabra colored LED bulbs are listed at 4.5 watts (40W equivalent); PAR38 colored flood LEDs at 8 watts (45W equivalent); the incandescent appliance bulb is listed at 25 watts.

The candelabra colored LEDs are listed as 40-watt equivalents, the PAR38 colored floods as 45-watt equivalents, and the incandescent appliance bulb is listed as a 25-watt equivalent.

Many colored LED listings show "UL Listed" and include wet- or damp-location ratings for indoor/outdoor use. The incandescent appliance listing indicates no industry or government certifications.

Most LED listings show "Lumens: 0" in the product bullets, while the incandescent appliance bulb lists 195 lumens. Many listings emphasize rated life (for example, 10,000 hours or 9.1 years) and location ratings rather than clear lumen values.