GE CFL Light Bulb: 13 Watt, 12-Pk

GE Energy Smart^TM light bulbs save energy, save money, last longer and provide the same quality of light as conventional Soft White incandescent bulbs and are ENERGY STAR® qualified. These light bulbs use compact fluorescent technology (CFL).

GE Energy Smart^TM CFL Light Bulb: 13 Watt (60W Equivalent), 12-Pk:

• How much will this bulb save me in energy costs?
  Each bulb will save $38 in energy costs over the life of the bulb, based on $0.10 per kWh.

• How many bulbs are included?
  Twelve (12) bulbs are included.

• What is the cost per bulb?
  $1.65 per bulb.

• How long will one bulb last?
  One 13 watt Energy Smart^TM light bulb is rated for 8,000 hours -- as long as eight 60 watt conventional Soft White incandescent bulbs.
  Each bulb is guaranteed to last 8,000 hours or 5 years based on average consumer use of 4 hours per day at 120V.

• How much energy does each bulb use?
  Each bulb uses 13 watts and produces as much light as a conventional 60 watt bulb. This will reduce energy use by more than 75%.

• How big is one bulb; will it fit in my existing fixtures?
  Each bulb is approximately 5.1 inches tall and 1.75 inches wide. It can be used with most household light coverings. Please refer to the image above to view the size comparison to an incandescent bulb.</UL>
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