- Color Tone (Warm White)
- Color Tone (Daylight)
A-Lamp LED
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Sylvania 8.5 Watt A19 LED 2700K 120V 800 Lumen 80 CRI Medium (E26) Base Frosted Bulb (LED8.5A19F82710YVRP) by Sylvania
Item No: LED8.5A19F82710YVRP
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Item No: L9A19D1530K
- Replaces: 60 Watt Incandescent
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Item No: L9A19D1550K
- Replaces: 60 Watt Incandescent
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Item No: L9A19D1527K
- Replaces: 60 Watt Incandescent
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Sylvania 12 Watt A19 LED 2700K 120V 1100 Lumen 80 CRI Medium (E26) Base Frosted Bulb (LED12A19F82710YVRP) by Sylvania
Item No: LED12A19F82710YVRP
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Item No: LED7A19D30K
- Replaces: 40 Watt Incandescent
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Item No: LED7A19D27K
- Replaces: 40 Watt Incandescent
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Item No: LED10A19D27K
- Replaces: 60 Watt Incandescent
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TCP 10 Watt A19 LED 5000K 120V 900 Lumen 82 CRI Medium (E26) Base Dimmable Bulb (LED10A19D50K) by TCP
Item No: LED10A19D50K
- Replaces: 60 Watt Incandescent
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Item No: LED10A19D24K
- Replaces: 60 Watt Incandescent
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Item No: LED7A19DOD30K
- Replaces: 40 Watt Incandescent
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Item No: LED7A19DOD27K
- Replaces: 40 Watt Incandescent
A-Shaped LED Light Bulbs
"A" shaped bulbs are the shape of bulb many of us picture when thinking about a light bulb. The most common version is an A19, which is 2 3/8" across, but A-shape bulbs can come in different styles. These include an A21 shape (2 5/8") bulbs as well as A23 (2 7/8") and smaller A15 (1 7/8") appliance bulbs.
All of these bulbs are available with LED technology, sorted into: A19 LEDs | A21 LEDs | A15 LEDs. This technology offers substantial long term savings when compared to incandescent, halogen, and even CFL A-shape bulbs. LED operates at the lowest wattage for a given amount of light produced. It also lasts far longer, leading to fewer bulb purchases and lower maintenance costs in relamping. (Especially important in hard-to-reach areas.)
Besides that, LED technology gives you instant-on lighting, dimming in most cases (check the label), and a mercury-free lighting option. It also projects almost no heat into a room.
Most of our A-shape LEDs come with a medium base, allowing them to screw into standard fixtures, and they can be used in a variety of settings. You can also find some with candelabra (E12) bases or GU24 "twist and lock" bases for specific applications.
