Philips BR40 Heat Lamp Light Bulb: 250-Watt, Infrared, E26 Medium Screw Base

Bought this as a bathroom heat lamp. I've lived in my apartment for 8 or so years now and my heat lamp burned out within the first year or two. Finally made an effort to buy a new one to replace the existing lamp. This lamp provides a moderate amount of heat that isn't overwhelming... and a wonderful amount of light. It has made such a difference that my girlfriend has been taking more baths purely to relax under the warmth. Highly recommend.

Works well just a little bit longer than old bulb

Super bright and provide some heat to cold room. Maybe too bright for small rooms.

I bought this to use in the bathroom during winter, in an effort to cut down on heat usage. While it puts off a decent amount of heat directly beneath it, it definitely does't heat the room at all. I have a small NYC apartment sized bathroom, and I remember my grandmother having a heat lamp that would heat the entire room. This is not the bulb to accomplish that job. It certainly puts off a good amount of light, however. All in all, a satisfactory, but not exemplary purchase.

This works well in older ceiling heat lamp in bathroom.

Use THIS if you hate a cold bathroom! And don't turn on that exhaust fan All Winter! Way more heat output than the Philips 100 watt heavy duty that's the same price. really bright too, almost too bright but i have on a dimmer to keep my bathroom warm in the winter and to zap the steam instead of turning on the fan which sucks out all the warmth.

It produces a nice neutral warm light, but the actual heat that it produces is quite weak. Standing under it you can feel the radiation, but it doesn't do much to warm a bathroom compared to the bulb it replaced.

I bought this bulb for use in a Broan heat lamp/fan combo. It saw heavy daily use for almost 3 years before it burned out. Not bad considering how much I used it in humid conditions. I tried to replace it with an equivalent GE BR40 heat lamp purchased from Walmart, and I was left disappointed. The GE bulb is about an inch shorter than the Philips and sat inside my fan unit and thus put out less light. The Philips bulbs sticks past the edge of the fan cover perfectly and shines all it's light output into the room. Also, the Philips bulb is made of seemingly thicker glass and weighs 4.2 ounces (vs the GE at 3.2 ounces). Thumbs up, Philips. FYI, the Philips bulb I got three years ago was made in Korea.

Powerful, bright The heat lamp fits a standard socket and is a little longer length than others.

Filament burnt out after literally 10 seconds.

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Todo de acuerdo a lo solicitado, Super bien

El producto me gustó, es exactamente lo que buscabA, pero me llego un foco dañado que puedo hacer para que me lo cambien