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The G E LIGHTING 28945 is a 3.5-watt A15 LED light bulb sold in a 2-pack with a daylight color temperature of 5,000 Kelvin and a clear bulb finish. Each bulb delivers 300 lumens while drawing only 3.5 watts, making it a direct energy-efficient replacement for 40-watt incandescent A15 lamps. The medium base fits standard sockets, and the dimmable design allows compatibility with most dimmer switches. With a rated life of 15,000 hours and a 13-year lifespan estimate, these bulbs are suited for residential and light commercial installations where long service intervals reduce replacement labor.
The 28945 2-pack is specifically noted for ceiling fan applications, where the compact A15 shape fits inside enclosed globe fixtures common to fan light kits. The 5,000 Kelvin daylight output is well suited for task-oriented spaces where cool, high-clarity light is preferred. The clear bulb finish maintains light output without diffusion, and the CRI of 80 provides adequate color rendering for general-purpose use. Licensed electricians and HVAC-electrical trades installing fan light assemblies will find the medium base and compact MOL convenient for tight fixture clearances.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement A15 LED bulb for ceiling fan light kits and other medium-base fixtures requiring a compact A15 form factor. The supplier identifies this bulb as equivalent to the LED4DA15MAGC5K-2 lamp designation.
A15 LED bulbs are installed by qualified electricians or capable DIYers following NEC guidelines for lighting circuits. Always switch off the circuit breaker or wall switch and allow any existing incandescent bulb to cool completely before handling. Confirm the fixture or dimmer switch is rated for LED loads before installing dimmable LED lamps, as incompatible dimmers may cause flicker or reduced bulb life. The 4.0-inch MOL should be verified against fixture depth before installation in enclosed ceiling fan globes.
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