No one has as a reputation for producing high-quality affordable general purpose lighting as Westinghouse light bulbs. They have an incredible variety of standard A-Line incandescents, such as standard 40, 60, 75 and 100 watt A19, A21 and A23 style. They also have a great selection of decorative lamps, such as B (bullet shape), T (torpedo tip) and F (flame style), as well as globes and special application bulbs. Westinghouse has released a number of high-tech single ended halogen bulbs (T2, T3, T4) and double ended halogens. They have moved sunlight emulating technology forward by their ground-breaking Realite line of Full Spectrum bulbs. They have also made a name for themselves with their unique brand of ceiling fans and lighting fixtures (indoor - wall, ceiling, lamps and outdoor). Whatever the lighting need, this brand represents quality and innovation.

There are several different families of Westinghouse light bulbs but they all have the mark of greater quality, so you will get many years of excellent service from these lamps.  As a distributor online for Westinghouse, ServiceLighting.com makes available almost every type of bulb in the Westinghouse catalog.  We are experts with this brand and know that it's one of the best values in lighting today. For almost any type of lighting need, we know that we can have the right light bulb for you. It all reflects the inventor's original mission. George Westinghouse was a renowned inventor long before his name became a brand. He is the most productive inventor on record, credited with over 400 patents-many of them "firsts" that changed the way the world lived. One of Westinghouse's primary contributions to modern life was his championing of alternating current (AC) rather than the direct current (DC) systems favored by Thomas Edison. Because AC was dramatically safer, Westinghouse's victory over Edison led to the electrification of American homes. To demonstrate the advantages of AC, Westinghouse staged grand displays like the illumination of the 1893 World's Fair.

There are many families of different categories of light bulbs and Westinghouse has all the major ones covered with halogen light bulbs, incandescent, fluorescent, energy saving compact fluorescent as well as HID sources such as metal halide. You'll be pleased with the quality you get with Westinghouse light bulbs as they have an excellent quality control over their manufacturing process. One of the areas that they excel in is the halogen bulbs. They produce one of the most common type of halogen used in task lighting today, the halogen bipin bulb. These are the simple push in base and have been used by fixture manufacturers in many different ways. If you have task lighting or undercabinet lighting for your kitchen, then we have the bulb you're looking for with Westinghouse light bulbs. There are some unusual sizes, but this brand covers almost all of them with the breadth of the product line.

Lately, people have been concerned about the kind of like that they're working under or living under.  That's why so many people are turning to what is called full spectrum lighting and Westinghouse makes what is called their Realite full spectrum. The term full spectrum is most often used when referring to fluorescents that simulate natural outdoor light. By definition, virtually all fluorescent light bulbs are full spectrum in that they contain some of all colors in their spectral range. Full spectrum fluorescents are a great option to get better natural lighting, but so are the incandescent full spectrum. The term full spectrum is primarily used when referring to those lamps that fall into the white to blue/white color temperature range. Color temperature is measured by a term called kelvin. 3000 kelvin would be a warm tone color, 5000 kelvin would be a white color and 6500 kelvin would be a blue/white color.  As an innovative company, Westinghouse is leading the way in fluorescent lighting with a complete line of linear and compact fluorescent products for home or commercial use.  Whether you have long fluorescent tubes or small plug-in compact types, you'll find that we can supply you with what you need from Westinghouse.

If you've decided on ServiceLighting.com, you've made an excellent choice for good lighting and you're in good company. From your local retailer to finer homes to warehouse lighting, you will find that we supply many businesses and homes, so you can trust our helpful service. Remember that there are many types of Westinghouse light bulbs, we describe just some of the most common used in home and commercial lighting here.  Whatever type you choose or have, you will be saving energy while getting the most light you can for your money.  If you need help identifying the bulb you have, our customer service representatives can help you determine what you have.