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C9 - Opaque Green - 7 Watt

Intermediate Base - 130 Volt - Christmas Lights - 25 Pack


The well-dressed house is wearing this candelabra base, green opaque Christmas light bulb this holiday season. The opaque color is fade resistant and hides the incandescent filament, creating a soft, cozy glow. The 7-watt bulbs are UL listed for both indoor and outdoor use, and will give you 3,000 hours of trouble free lighting. Bring that holiday glow to your home this season with economical 25 packs of these beautiful opaque lights.

Stock Code: ACT-1007C9CG


$0.22 ea.
 
Sold only by the
25 Pack for
$5.39
This product is backordered until 05/31/2013
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Specifications

Stock Code:  ACT-1007C9CG
Part No.:  1007C9CG
Voltage:  130
Bulb Color:  Opaque Green
Base Type:  Intermediate (E17)
Life Hours:  3,000
UL Listed:  Indoor/Outdoor
 
 
Brand:  Christmas Lite Co.
Wattage:  7 Watt
Amperage:  0.06 Amps
Bulb Shape:  C9
Length:  2.96 in.
Type:  Replacement Bulbs
Package Quantity:  25
 
Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 3 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Still working fine after Christmas Two years ago I decided to replace my old light strings & bulbs with all new ones from 1000Bulbs, and these are the bulbs I bought. After 2 Christmases, with the lights burning about 8 hours a night for 3-4 weeks, I have only replaced a couple of bulbs that got broken accidentally. So, these bulbs are holding up very well. Forget the cheap bulbs from the home centers & drugs stores; they don't last, and sometimes those bulbs separate from their bases while you're putting them in. June 17, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5 by Lights have short life Some of the 25 lights I purchased stopped working after one evening. About a month into service I have had to replace 20% of the lights. December 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Very Nice Green! I've tried using the clear coated bulbs and they just don't seem to give off the color that the frosted ones do. These bulbs look great, nice and bright! Out of the 300 I ordered, only 2 appeared to be defective, so really high quality there! December 3, 2012
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