G E Lighting 14162 Led T5 Wedge Base Bulb 2W 3000K

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 14162 is a 2-watt T5 wedge base LED bulb designed as a direct replacement for 11-watt incandescent wedge lamps. It delivers 170 lumens at a 3000K color temperature, producing a warm white light suitable for outdoor fixtures, landscape lighting, and low-voltage automotive or marine applications. The clear finish lens maintains the optical output without diffusion. Rated for 15,000 hours of service life, this bulb is dimmable and carries CEC approval, making it a compliant choice for California Energy Commission-regulated installations. Electricians and lighting service technicians typically handle replacements of this type.

This bulb is suited for residential and light commercial outdoor applications where T5 wedge base lamps are specified. Common install locations include pathway lights, step lights, under-cabinet fixtures, and similar low-wattage luminaires that accept a wedge base. Its outdoor rating makes it appropriate for fixtures exposed to weather. The 2-watt draw and 170-lumen output make it a practical upgrade from standard 11-watt incandescent wedge lamps in energy-conscious retrofits.

Key Features

• 2-watt power draw replaces 11-watt incandescent wedge base bulbs
• 170 lumens output at 3000K warm white color temperature
• Rated service life of 15,000 hours
• Dimmable operation supported
• Rated for outdoor use
• CEC approved for California Energy Commission compliance
• Clear finish lens

Compatibility

Designed as a direct LED replacement for 11-watt T5 wedge base incandescent bulbs in outdoor-rated fixtures that accept a standard wedge base.

Installation Notes

Installation of T5 wedge base LED bulbs should be performed with power fully disconnected at the fixture or at the circuit breaker before handling. Confirm the fixture is rated for outdoor use and that the socket accepts a wedge base lamp. Verify that any dimmer switch in the circuit is compatible with LED loads before installation. Follow applicable local electrical codes when servicing low-voltage or line-voltage lighting circuits.