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Philips 588897

Philips 10A19/CNG/827/FR/P/E26/ND 4/1CT

ShapeA19
BaseE26
Power10 W
Output1,000 lm

This is a 10-watt led with a A19 envelope and E26 base. It produces 1,000 lumens. The listed light color is 2700 K warm white. The maker positions it around a 75-watt incandescent replacement class.

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Before replacing it

Five checks decide the fit

A shared base or wattage alone is not enough. Work down the list with the old bulb and fixture label in hand.

  1. 01

    Socket

    Match E26 exactly. The A19 code describes the bulb envelope, not the socket. Open the E26 base guide.

  2. 02

    Electrical rating

    The source lists 120 V. Confirm that against the fixture and local supply.

  3. 03

    Brightness, not “watts”

    Target about 1,000 lumens. The 10 W figure is input power, not brightness.

  4. 04

    Physical clearance

    Confirm that the A19 envelope fits the shade or cover; this snapshot does not provide complete dimensions.

  5. 05

    Heat, controls, and location

    Enclosed-fixture use is not stated; it is marked non-dimmable; the location rating is Damp.

Normalized specifications

What the label says

These values are transcribed and normalized from the official source. A blank claim stays “not stated”; it is never filled by assumption.

Manufacturer
Philips
SKU / model
588897
Technology
LED
Shape
A19
Base
E26
Voltage
120 V
Input power
10 W
Incandescent equivalent
75 W
Light output
1,000 lumens
Color temperature
2700 K
CRI
80
Dimmable
No
Rated life
15,000 hours
Beam angle
Not stated
Location rating
Damp
Enclosed fixture
Not stated
Pack quantity
4

Quick answers

Questions about 588897

What socket does Philips 588897 use?

The official record identifies a E26 base. The replacement socket must use the same base code; a similar-looking bulb shape does not establish socket compatibility.

Is Philips 588897 dimmable?

No. The official record marks this model as non-dimmable, so it should not be used on a dimming circuit.

Can Philips 588897 be used in an enclosed fixture?

The source snapshot does not state an enclosed-fixture rating. Do not infer one from shape or wattage; confirm on the bulb or manufacturer page.

Official sourcePhilips
Snapshot checkedAugust 12, 2026
Record ID929002311564

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