Incandescent Chandelier Light Bulb - 60 Watts 480 Lumens - Clear Torpedo Shape - 5000 Life Hours - 120 Volts - E12 Brass Base - Silicone Shatter Guard Finish

LED is the Smarter Choice—But This is America, and Choice Matters!  

Let’s be honest—LED is the better option. It’s brighter, lasts longer, and costs way less to operate. But in America, you have the right to choose. If you prefer incandescent, if you’re okay with higher energy costs, and if you love that classic warm glow, then you deserve the choice to buy incandescent. 

That’s why this commercial grade 60W Torpedo Chandelier Bulb is still available—but due to new energy laws, it must include a shatter-resistant coating to comply with American efficiency regulations. 

🔹 A Commercial-Grade Incandescent for Those Who Still Prefer It 

✔ Warm, Classic Incandescent Glow – Some still prefer the warm ambiance incandescent provides 

✔ Shatter Guard Coating (Required by Law) – Safety-coated for compliance with U.S. energy regulations 

✔ Torpedo Shape – Perfect for chandeliers, wall sconces, and decorative fixtures 

✔ Dimmable – Adjustable brightness for any setting 

✔ E12 Brass Base – Prevents corrosion for long-term reliability 

✔ Commercial-Grade Filament Structure – Multiple filament supports for extended lifespan 

🔹 Legacy Lighting—But Not the Latest Technology 

Let’s be real—incandescent bulbs are outdated. They use way more energy, produce way more heat, and burn out way faster than LEDs. A 60W incandescent bulb like this produces around 480 lumens, while an LED equivalent produces the same brightness using just 6-8 watts—all while lasting 10-25 times longer. 

But if you still want incandescent, we’ve got you covered. 

💡 Want the Smarter Choice? Upgrade to LED! 

✔ Up to 90% Energy Savings – Cuts electricity costs significantly 

✔ Longer Lifespan – LEDs last 10-25 times longer than incandescent bulbs 

✔ Cooler Operation – No wasted energy generating excess heat 

✔ Shatter-Resistant by Design – No need for coatings or compliance issues 

Make the switch today for a better, longer-lasting lighting solution. But if you’re sticking with incandescent, we respect your choice—that’s why we still make them.