G E Lighting 22489 100W T3 Quartz Halogen Lamp R7S Base

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 22489 is a double-ended quartz halogen lamp rated at 100 watts and 120 volts. It uses a T3 tubular envelope with a clear finish and an R7S base, making it a direct-fit replacement in single-ended and double-ended halogen fixtures common to work lights, floor lamps, security lighting, and commercial display applications. The lamp produces 1,650 lumens of output with a rated life of 1,500 hours. Maximum overall length (MOL) is 3.13 inches. Electricians and lighting contractors install this type of lamp in recessed, surface-mount, and portable fixture housings designed for R7S-base T3 halogen sources.

This lamp is suited for residential and light commercial lighting applications where a compact, high-output halogen source is required. Typical install scenarios include worksite task lighting, outdoor floodlight fixtures, and architectural accent fixtures using double-ended R7S sockets. The T3 shape and 3.13-inch MOL allow it to fit fixture housings with tight clearance tolerances. It ships in a carded retail pack and is sold in quantities of five per package.

Key Features

• 100-watt, 120-volt double-ended quartz halogen construction
• T3 tubular shape with clear envelope for broad light distribution
• R7S base type for direct installation in double-ended halogen fixtures
• 1,650 lumen output suitable for task and accent lighting applications
• 3.13-inch MOL for compatibility with compact fixture housings
• Rated 1,500 hours lamp life

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement for double-ended R7S-base T3 halogen lamp sockets in residential and commercial fixtures requiring a 100-watt, 120-volt halogen source with a 3.13-inch MOL.

Installation Notes

Halogen lamps of this type are installed by licensed electricians or qualified service personnel. Always de-energize and lock out the fixture circuit before replacing the lamp. Avoid touching the quartz envelope with bare skin, as oils from skin contact can cause premature lamp failure and create a hot-spot hazard. Allow the fixture to cool completely before handling the used lamp, as operating temperatures are high.