A-type incandescent bulbs are the classic, pear-shaped lights commonly used in homes. They come in various wattages to suit different lighting needs. 

15 Watt 

Ideal for mood lighting or small fixtures, 15-watt bulbs emit a soft, gentle light suitable for nightlights or decorative lamps. 

25 Watt 

Providing slightly brighter illumination, 25-watt bulbs are often used in accent lighting, small table lamps, or appliances. 

40 Watt 

40-watt bulbs are a popular choice for general lighting and offer moderate brightness, suitable for reading lamps, ceiling fixtures, and wall sconces. 

60 Watt 

Common in many households, 60-watt bulbs deliver ample light for kitchens, living rooms, and workspaces, balancing brightness and energy use. 

75 Watt 

These bulbs provide strong illumination, ideal for larger rooms or areas requiring more light, such as garages or workshops. 

100 Watt 

Offering high brightness, 100-watt bulbs are suitable for large spaces, outdoor fixtures, or tasks that demand intense lighting. 

150 Watt 

These high-wattage bulbs deliver very bright light, and they are often used in industrial settings, large outdoor areas, or specialized fixtures. 

200 Watt and More 

Bulbs in this range provide maximum brightness for large-scale lighting needs, including warehouses, construction sites, or high-intensity work areas. 

Rough Service 

Designed to withstand vibrations and harsh conditions, rough service bulbs are ideal for garages, workshops, or machinery lighting. 

3-Way 

3-way bulbs offer multiple brightness levels in a single bulb, perfect for lamps where adjustable lighting is desired, such as living rooms or bedrooms. 

Appliance 

Specifically made for appliances like ovens and refrigerators, these bulbs can endure extreme temperatures and vibrations. 

Colored 

Colored incandescent bulbs add decorative flair, available in various hues for parties, holidays, or mood lighting, enhancing ambiance and style.