Incandescent Light Bulbs

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• The quality you need. We have Sylvania Light Bulbs, GE Light Bulbs, Philips Light Bulbs, Satco Light Bulbs, and many more.
• The affordable prices you want. Our extremely low prices reflect our number one goal of providing phenomenal customer service.
• A huge selection and helpful application information. We have thousands of lights and lighting accessories to fit your specific needs.
• Light Bulbs that save you money. Our energy saver compact fluorescents can drastically reduce your energy costs and help protect the environment.

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Just because we aren't all experts, here is a little information about the service we offer to help you make a well informed decision and make sure you get the light bulbs you need.

Regular incandescent:

These bulbs, which provide most home lighting, are used in products from nightlights to floodlights. The most common incandescent is a pear-shaped (A19) bulb with a medium-sized screw-type base. Incandescent lights use electricity to heat a filament until it glows white hot, producing light. About 90 percent of the electricity used by incandescent light bulbs is lost as heat. This style typically burns for 750 to 10,000 hours.

Incandescent spotlights and floodlights:

The reflective coating on these lamps help to direct and focus the light. Commonly known as spotlights or floodlights, these bulbs are often used in recessed ceiling fixtures or outdoors. They burn for up to 20,000 hours.

Halogen light bulbs:

These contain a small capsule filled with halogen gas, which emits a bright white light. We provide a quality Sylvania Halogen lamp that is known for excellent beam control. Long life and full spectrum halogen bulbs use less energy and last longer than standard incandescent light bulbs of the same wattage. The life of these bulbs is around 2,000 to 10,000 hours or two to five years.

Fluorescent Linear Tubes:

These light bulbs are more energy efficient than incandescents because they don't produce much heat. These are the thin, long tube lights often found in kitchens for under-cabinet lighting, or in garages, workshops and basements. The tubes can last from 10,000 to 44,000 hours -- 10 to 40 times longer than incandescent lights.

Compact Fluorescent CFL Light Bulbs:

These lamps provide as much light as regular incandescent bulbs while using just one-fourth of the energy. For example, a 15-watt compact fluorescent light bulb yields the same amount of light as a 60-watt incandescent light bulb. Compact fluorescent light bulbs last about 10,000 hours -- 10 times longer than incandescent light bulbs.