20W E26 LED Corn Light Bulb (150W Equivalent) - 1600 Lumens, 6500K Daylight White - 4 Pack

20W E26 LED Corn Light Bulb (150W Equivalent) - 1600 Lumens, 6500K Daylight White - 4 PackE26 LED Corn Light Bulbs 20W Pack of 4 Key Features Power Consumption: 20 watts per bulb Incandescent Equivalent: Replaces 150W to 200W bulbs Base Type: Standard E26 medium screw base Luminous Output: Provides high lumen, 360 degree illumination Input Voltage: 85 265V AC Color Rendering Index (CRI): >80 Dimmer Compatibility: Non dimmable Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers 150W 200W E26 base incandescent bulbs 40W 50W E26 base Compact Fluorescent

E26 LED Corn Light Bulbs 20W - Pack of 4

Key Features

• Power Consumption: 20 watts per bulb
• Incandescent Equivalent: Replaces 150W to 200W bulbs
• Base Type: Standard E26 medium screw base
• Luminous Output: Provides high-lumen, 360-degree illumination
• Input Voltage: 85-265V AC
• Color Rendering Index (CRI): >80
• Dimmer Compatibility: Non-dimmable

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• 150W-200W E26 base incandescent bulbs
• 40W-50W E26 base Compact Fluorescent (CFL) bulbs
• Low-wattage High-Intensity Discharge (HID) bulbs (ballast bypass required)
• Direct replacement for any A19, A21, or PAR style bulb with an E26 base where fixture dimensions allow.

Compatibility & Fitment

• Fits all standard E26 medium base sockets.
• Suitable for garages, workshops, warehouses, barns, basements, and post lights.
• Can be used in open or enclosed fixtures; ensure adequate ventilation for heat dissipation.
• Verify fixture dimensions before purchase, as this bulb's profile is larger than traditional bulbs.
• Not compatible with dimmer switches or circuits with electronic ballasts.

When to Replace

• To upgrade from inefficient incandescent, halogen, or CFL bulbs.
• When current bulbs fail, flicker, or have diminished brightness.
• To reduce energy usage and electricity costs.
• When more light output and wider coverage are needed in a large area.

Installation Tips

• Turn off power at the circuit breaker before installation.
• Screw the bulb directly into the E26 socket until snug.
• IMPORTANT: If replacing an HID, HPS, or Metal Halide bulb, the existing ballast in the fixture MUST be bypassed or removed by a qualified person.
• Do not use with dimmer switches, as this can damage the bulb's internal driver.
• Ensure the fixture allows for airflow around the bulb to maintain optimal operating temperature.