45 watt 120 volt BR30 Medium Screw Base 2850K Warm White Flood

Sylvania Incandescent Light Bulb (15103 / 45BR30/FL/RP 120V)

45 watt - 120 volt - BR30 - Medium Screw (E26) Base - 2,850K - Warm White - Inside Frosted - Reflector Flood

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Details

Part #:

SL15103

Manufacturer:

Sylvania

Manufacturer Part #:

15103

Manufacturer Description:

45BR30/FL/RP 120V

UPC Code:

046135151033

Case Size:

6 ($17.94/Case)

The pricing of $2.99 is per item, not per case

Light Output:

350 lumens

Energy Used:

45 watts

Average Lifetime:

2,000 hours

Volts:

120

Bulb Type:

BR30

Base Type:

Medium Screw (E26)

Color / Finish:

Warm White

Color Temperature:

2,850K

CRI:

100

Length:

5 inches

Product Reviews

2/23/21 (San Jose, CA)

These bulbs are an equivalent (different brand) to the ones installed in the recessed kitchen fixtures. There is no noticeable difference in the light coverage or visual difference.

8/03/20 (Isabella, MO)

Fast shipping and exactly what I was looking for..
Thank you!

8/26/13 (Sandy Springs, GA)

I love these light bulbs! I have recessed lighting in the kitchen above the cabinets and they are the only light bulbs that don't hang down so low that the cabinet doors hit them when you open the doors. There are no stores that carry these light bulbs in the 45 watt. The 65 watt makes the kitchen too hot. So I hope you continue to carry them for a long time!

6/07/13 (Elkridge, MD)

I purchased this product from you because I have not been able to find 45 watt Sylvania flood bulbs. The local stores around here mostly carry 60 watts. Also I do not wish to buy GE bulbs because they are made in China. So I hope you continue to make your bulbs in America.