G E Lighting 31705 Led G25 Globe Bulb 5.5W Daylight 2 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 31705 is a 2-pack of 5.5-watt LED G25 globe bulbs designed to replace 60-watt incandescent lamps. Each bulb delivers 500 lumens at a 5000 Kelvin daylight color temperature with a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 90, producing crisp, high-definition light suitable for vanity fixtures, pendant lights, and decorative applications. The all-glass construction pairs with a clear globe finish for full light distribution. The dimmable medium base design integrates into standard residential and commercial fixtures without adapters. ENERGY STAR approval confirms independently verified efficiency and rated performance.

These G25 globe bulbs are suited for bathroom vanity bars, dining areas, bedrooms, and retail display lighting where accurate color rendering matters. The 5000 Kelvin daylight output is preferred in task-oriented or high-visibility environments. Electricians, maintenance technicians, and facility managers handling lamp replacement programs will find the 2-pack format practical for volume installs. The dimmable circuit compatibility makes these appropriate wherever variable light levels are required on standard residential or commercial dimmer circuits.

Key Features

• 5.5 watts replaces 60-watt incandescent — significant wattage reduction with no lumen compromise
• 500 lumens output at 5000 Kelvin daylight color temperature
• CRI of 90 for accurate, high-definition color rendering
• Dimmable on compatible dimmer circuits
• Rated 15,000 hours service life — approximately 13.7 years at typical use
• ENERGY STAR approved all-glass construction
• Maximum overall length (MOL) of 4.30 inches fits standard globe fixture openings

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for standard 60-watt G25 globe incandescent bulbs using a medium base (E26) socket. Dimmable on compatible leading-edge or trailing-edge dimmer switches rated for LED loads.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians or qualified maintenance personnel following NEC guidelines. Always switch off and lock out the circuit before relamping. Allow any previously installed incandescent or halogen lamp to cool fully before removal. Confirm the fixture and dimmer switch are rated for LED-compatible loads before installing on a dimmer circuit.