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General Electric Standard 100 General Electric Standard 100 Watts and 130 Volts bulb. This one is made of USA! For Voltage of 120: 1275 Lumens, 89 Watts, and 1950 Hours. For Voltage of 130: 1680 Lumens, 100 Watts, and 750 Hours. Keywords: Lamps

General Electric Standard 100

General Electric Standard 100 Watts and 130 Volts bulb. This one is made of USA!

For Voltage of 120: 1275 Lumens, 89 Watts, and 1950 Hours.
For Voltage of 130: 1680 Lumens, 100 Watts, and 750 Hours.

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Filename:PB230283.JPG
Album name:rjluna2 / Incandescent Lamp
Keywords:Lamps
Company and Date Manufactured:GE Lighting, LLC
Model Number:100A/130V-4PK
Wattage:100 Watts
Lamp Type:A19
Filesize:159 KiB
Date added:Nov 23, 2009
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DateTime Original:2009:11:23 18:50:30
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Medved   [Nov 24, 2009 at 08:31 PM]
It is officially rated for two voltages, or it is your recalculation?
lightman64   [Nov 24, 2009 at 10:13 PM]
These are like the long life Incan. bulbs, but better quality.
rjluna2   [Nov 25, 2009 at 04:17 PM]
@Medved: These two voltage rating is on the box of the package Very Happy
Silverliner14B   [Dec 02, 2009 at 05:44 AM]
They are 130v lamps designed for surge protection and elevated voltage regions. Since in many cases 130v lamps are used on 120v, values on both voltages are published.
Medved   [Dec 13, 2009 at 06:25 PM]
I don't think it make sense to use 130V incandescents, where the voltage is typically 120V, i think it would be cheaper to buy five "120V/75W" instead of two "130V/100W" and save the nearly 100kWhours of electricity...
GEsoftwhite100watts   [Jan 28, 2013 at 02:19 AM]
Yeah, but in some applications (say stairwells with high ceilings) long life is required over brightness...

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