G E Lighting 31858 Led G25 Globe Bulb 5.5W 2850K 2 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 31858 is a 5.5-watt LED G25 globe bulb sold in a 2-pack, designed as a direct replacement for standard 60-watt incandescent bulbs. It delivers 500 lumens of pure white light at 2850 Kelvin color temperature with a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 90, producing accurate, high-definition color rendering suited for vanity, bathroom, and decorative fixture applications. The all-glass construction, clear globe finish, and medium base make it a drop-in fit for most standard residential and light commercial fixtures. Rated for 15,000 hours of life, this bulb is dimmable and Energy Star approved. Licensed electricians and general contractors commonly specify this type of lamp for retrofit and new-installation work.

This bulb is suited for residential and light commercial environments where accurate color rendering is a priority, such as bathroom vanity fixtures, pendant lights, and exposed-bulb decorative luminaires. The G25 globe shape and medium base (E26) configuration fit a wide range of standard porcelain and keyless sockets. The 2-pack format is practical for multi-fixture installs or stocking a replacement pair. With a rated life of 13.7 years based on typical use, callbacks for lamp replacement are significantly reduced compared to incandescent equivalents.

Key Features

• 5.5W LED replaces 60W incandescent, reducing energy draw by over 90 percent
• 500 lumens output at 2850K pure white color temperature
• CRI of 90 for accurate, high-definition color rendering
• Dimmable — compatible with standard dimmer switches
• Energy Star approved for qualifying energy-efficiency programs
• All-glass construction with clear G25 globe finish
• Rated 15,000 hours (approximately 13.7 years) lamp life

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style retrofit replacement for standard medium base (E26) sockets in G25 globe fixture applications. Replaces 60-watt incandescent G25 lamps.

Installation Notes

Installation is suitable for qualified electricians or experienced DIYers. Always switch off the circuit and allow any existing incandescent bulb to cool fully before removal. Confirm the fixture and dimmer switch are rated for LED loads before installing in a dimmable circuit, as some older phase-cut dimmers may not be compatible. Do not exceed the fixture maximum wattage rating, though at 5.5 watts this lamp operates well within the limits of virtually all standard fixtures.