G E Lighting 14891 30W R20 Indoor Reflector Flood Bulb

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 14891 is a 30-watt R20 indoor reflector flood bulb designed for directed, spot-style lighting applications in residential and light commercial settings. The 30R20 envelope focuses output into a 25-degree beam angle, delivering 180 lumens from a medium base socket. With a rated life of 2,000 hours, this bulb is suited for recessed cans, track heads, and accent fixtures where controlled beam spread is required. Licensed electricians and lighting contractors typically specify R20 flood lamps for retrofit and new-construction fixture installations.

This bulb fits standard medium base (E26) sockets and is rated for indoor use only. The R20 form factor is a common choice for 4-inch and 5-inch recessed downlight housings, under-cabinet track systems, and display lighting in retail or residential environments. The 25-degree beam angle makes it well suited for accent and task lighting rather than broad ambient fill. The package contains 6 bulbs per unit of measure.

Key Features

• 30-watt R20 reflector lamp with 25-degree beam angle for focused flood illumination
• 180 lumens output from a compact medium base format
• Rated 2,000-hour lamp life for standard-duty indoor use
• Maximum overall length of 3.3125 inches fits standard R20-rated housings
• Medium base (E26) fits the most common residential and light commercial socket types
• Packaged 6 bulbs per carton for convenient stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for 30R20 medium base indoor reflector flood lamps in recessed, track, and accent fixture applications rated for R20 bulbs.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or by a knowledgeable technician familiar with NEC guidelines for luminaire lamp replacement. Always de-energize the circuit and allow the fixture to cool completely before removing the old bulb. Confirm the fixture is rated for indoor use only, as this bulb carries an indoor-only rating. Do not install in enclosed or airtight fixture housings unless the fixture is specifically rated for that lamp type.