G E Lighting 25426 T5 Fluorescent Lamp 13W Warm White

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 25426 is a T5 linear fluorescent replacement lamp rated at 13 watts and measuring 21 inches in length. It produces 870 lumens of warm white light at a color temperature of 3,000 degrees Kelvin with a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 52. The lamp carries a rated service life of 5,000 hours, equivalent to approximately 2 years of typical use. It is designed for electricians and maintenance professionals performing fluorescent fixture relamping in residential and light commercial applications where a compact, energy-efficient T5 source is specified.

This lamp is suited for recessed troffers, under-cabinet fixtures, task lighting strips, and similar T5 fluorescent luminaires found in residential kitchens, offices, and light commercial interiors. The warm white 3,000 degrees Kelvin output makes it appropriate for spaces where a softer, incandescent-adjacent tone is preferred over neutral or cool white sources. It ships in a package quantity of 5 units, making it practical for multi-lamp fixture replacements or small-scale relamping jobs.

Key Features

• 13-watt T5 linear fluorescent lamp — direct replacement form factor
• 870 lumens output at 3,000 degrees Kelvin warm white color temperature
• 5,000-hour rated lamp life, approximately 2 years of service
• CRI of 52 suitable for general illumination applications
• Miniature Bi-Pin G5 base for standard T5 fluorescent fixture compatibility
• 21-inch lamp length fits standard T5 linear fixture housings

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for T5 fluorescent lamps using the miniature bi-pin G5 base in standard 21-inch T5 linear fixture housings. Also referenced by manufacturer lamp designation F13T5/WW/CD.

Installation Notes

T5 fluorescent lamp replacement is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified maintenance technician. Always de-energize the fixture at the breaker and verify power is off before handling the lamp or accessing lamp holders. Handle the lamp by the base rather than the tube to avoid contamination or breakage. Dispose of spent fluorescent lamps in accordance with local regulations governing mercury-containing waste.