G E Lighting 36513 T9 Vintage Led Bulb 5W 2200K 4-pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 36513 is a 5-watt T9 vintage-style LED specialty bulb designed to replicate the warm, amber glow of classic incandescent lamps while delivering significant energy savings. With a color temperature of 2,200 Kelvin and a CRI of 80, this bulb produces a soft, filament-forward light output well suited to decorative and accent lighting applications. The spiral filament design is visible through the amber glass, making the bulb itself a visual element in open-fixture installs. It is fully dimmable, carries a medium base, and outputs 250 lumens, equivalent to a 60-watt incandescent. Rated for 15,000 hours of service life, it is sold in a 4-pack.

This bulb is used in residential and light-commercial decorative fixtures where visible filament aesthetics are part of the design intent. Typical applications include pendant fixtures, exposed-bulb chandeliers, wall sconces, Edison-style ceiling fixtures, and similar open or semi-open luminaires. The amber bulb envelope filters the light output to a warm, low-intensity tone appropriate for dining, hospitality, or accent zones. Electricians and lighting contractors installing retrofit or new decorative fixtures will find the medium base and standard T9 form factor compatible with a wide range of fixture sockets.

Key Features

• 5W LED equivalent to a 60W incandescent, reducing energy draw by approximately 92 percent
• 2,200K color temperature with amber bulb envelope for warm, vintage light quality
• Spiral filament construction visible through the glass for decorative effect
• Fully dimmable with compatible dimmer switches
• Medium base T9 shape with a maximum overall length of 5.60 inches
• Rated 15,000 hours, approximately 13.7 years at average usage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade for medium-base decorative fixtures accepting T9-shape bulbs, including open pendant, sconce, and chandelier luminaires rated for LED lamps.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician or qualified lighting contractor following NEC guidelines for lamp replacement and fixture servicing. Always shut off power at the breaker and confirm the circuit is de-energized before removing an existing bulb or accessing the socket. Verify the fixture dimmer is rated for LED loads before use in dimmable applications, as incandescent-only dimmers can cause flickering or reduced lamp life. Do not exceed the fixture maximum wattage rating.