G E Lighting 36442 Led BR30 Flood Bulb 9W 2-pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 36442 is a 2-pack of 9-watt LED BR30 indoor flood light bulbs designed to replace 65-watt incandescent lamps. Each bulb features a white glass BR30 envelope with a standard medium base, making direct swap-in straightforward for any technician or facilities maintenance professional. At 650 lumens per bulb and a color temperature of 2700 Kelvins, these lamps produce a warm white light suited to residential and light commercial interior flood applications. The Color Rendering Index (CRI) is 80, and the maximum overall length (MOL) is 5.39 inches. Rated life is 10,000 hours per bulb.

These BR30 bulbs are intended for indoor flood lighting in recessed housings, track fixtures, and open ceiling cans commonly found in residential living spaces, hotel rooms, retail displays, and light commercial interiors. They are non-dimmable and are rated for indoor use only. The 65-watt incandescent equivalency makes them a straightforward energy-reduction retrofit where dimming control is not required. Each purchase includes two bulbs packaged together.

Key Features

• 9-watt LED draws roughly 86 percent less power than the 65-watt incandescent it replaces
• 650 lumens per bulb with a warm 2700 K color temperature
• CRI of 80 for acceptable color accuracy in general interior flood applications
• Standard medium base for direct replacement in existing BR30 sockets
• Rated 10,000-hour lamp life to reduce relamping frequency
• Non-dimmable; install only on non-dimming circuits

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard medium-base BR30 indoor flood lamp applications where a non-dimmable 9-watt LED is appropriate.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified electrician or maintenance technician in accordance with NEC requirements. De-energize the circuit at the breaker before removing the existing lamp. Confirm the fixture is rated for BR30 bulbs and that the circuit is a non-dimming circuit, as connecting these bulbs to a dimmer switch may cause flickering or premature failure. Allow the fixture socket to cool before handling if relamping after extended operation.