FryOilSaver Co | L10-X006 Threaded Glass Globe Bulb Cover |150W Power | Walk in Refrigeration Globe | Hood Globe Cover | Individually Boxed | Clear | GL100 | 31902 | FMP 253-1224

FryOilSaver Co | L10-X006 Threaded Glass Globe Bulb Cover |150W Power | Walk in Refrigeration Globe | Hood Globe Cover | Individually Boxed | Clear | GL100 | 31902 | FMP 253-1224

$ 17.00

Score By Feature

Based on 45 ratings

Packaging

9.58

Value for money

9.53

Giftable

9.54

Satisfaction

9.34

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Product Description

It helps protect your refrigerator bulbs from broken bulbs, grease buildup, and temperature build-up in your kitchen. The L10-X006 replacement globe is available for a limited time only.

INSTALL - The FryOilSaver L10-X006 globe bulb cover is made of durable plastic and is very easy to install. Replacing your old bulb cover with the L10-X006 is as simple as unscrewing it. All 100watt bulbs are compatible with this cap

It prevents the build-up of grease on bulbs when used with the FryOilSaver L10-X006 bulb cover. When you use a bulb guard, your bulbs will last longer and shine brighter

CONSTRUCTION IN CLEAR GLASS - These bulbs are made with clear glass to allow for bright, clean A yellow tint will not be present in the light given off by this bulb

L10-X006 bulb protector by FryOilSaver is UL Listed and NSF Listed. Using a globe bulb protector is a surefire way to impress fire marshals and health inspectors

Questions & Answers

Do you know if the glass is There is an indicator of green on the specifications. ?

A clear one was the one I purchased

The dimensions of this item are how wide is it? There's a 4 inch hole I need. ?

Three nineteenths of an inch or eight inches is the measurement. It is 7 cm long and 17 cm wide. Two centimeters or six and a half inches long

Do you know if this will work and is legal to use on a restaurant hood? My light covers cracked and I wondered if this item could be used?

The cooler was used to store it. It wouldn't seem to be a problem if it were It sounds like a good idea, but I would research it first. There may be a way to find out what the inspector knows