A-type bulbs are the most common bulb type and are used in many applications. A-bulbs have pear-shaped design with a narrow bottom towards the base and wide top. With their familiar appearance, type a bulbs have been a staple in homes, offices and commercial spaces. Two numerical digits will follow a letter “A,” which indicates the bulb’s diameter. HomElectrical’s selection of LEDVance type-A bulbs consist of LED bulbs for higher energy efficiency and low energy consumption.
An A23 bulb is a specific type of cylindrical shaped light bulb that is used in larger applications where a higher wattage and more powerful light output is required. Base types in A23 bulbs can have different base mediums, such as medium (E26) bases, depending on the specific model. There are other bases that A23 bulbs can range in outside of medium bases (E26), which include GU24 and E12 base sizes. Due to their larger size and higher wattage, A23 bulbs are commonly used in various household appliances.
When choosing an A23 bulb, consider the intended use, the required wattage, and whether you prefer traditional luminance or more-energy efficient options. Always check the fixture’s specification and ensure compatibility with the bulb type and wattage before installation.
Type-A light bulbs are made distinguishable from other bulb types due to their unique pear shape feature. A-shaped bulbs are the most popular bulbs on the market in general. It is said that these types of bulbs are so popular that when a person mentions light bulbs, it is assumed that they are referring to a shaped lightbulbs. Currently, LEDVance Sylvania’s lightbulbs A23 and A25 can come in multiple varieties of color temperatures, wattages, and lumens.
As customers, it is important to know that a product is being tested, regulated and approved. According to the website for the American National Standards Institutes, the standard base types in light bulbs include E26, E26D, E17, E12, GU24, GU5, GX5.3. Both A23 and A25 type bulbs are regulated by the American National Standards Institute and are considered standard. As a result of the bulbs being standardized, there are a few advantages that users will benefit from when purchasing these types of bulbs.
One major benefit would be that they fit into majority of household fixtures like:
The life hours for light bulb types A23 and A25 vary based on products and wattage. The hours range from 25,000 to 40,000 but it is essential to check these product’s description on the HomElectrical Website, its packaging for more of lightbulb’s general information or LEDVANCE Sylvania’s general information for an estimated lifespan of the bulb that you’re using. LED bulbs are known for their extensive lifespans, while halogen bulbs have a relatively shorter duration.