G E Lighting 37177 T8 Led Light Bulb 15W 2 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 37177 is a 15-watt T8 glass LED light bulb sold in a 2-pack, designed as a direct ballast-compatible replacement for linear fluorescent lamps in commercial and industrial lighting fixtures. Each bulb delivers 1,500 lumens at a 5,000 Kelvin color temperature, producing a bright, cool-white light suited for task and ambient applications. The sleeved, bi-pin base design works with existing electronic T8 ballasts and T12 electronic or electro-magnetic ballasts, making retrofitting straightforward without fixture rewiring. Rated for damp locations and DCL-rated, these bulbs are appropriate for a wide range of interior environments.

These T8 LED bulbs are intended for use in 4-foot linear fluorescent fixtures found in commercial offices, warehouses, retail spaces, garages, stairwells, and other settings where damp-location-rated lighting is required. Each bulb is equivalent to a 32-watt T8 or a 40-watt T12 linear fluorescent, offering a meaningful reduction in wattage. The dimmable design adds flexibility for installations where light level control is already in place. The 36,000-hour rated life reduces maintenance frequency compared to standard fluorescent lamps.

Key Features

• 15 watts per bulb, equivalent to a 32W T8 or 40W T12 linear fluorescent
• 1,500 lumens output at 5,000 Kelvin color temperature
• 36,000-hour rated lamp life reduces relamping frequency
• Dimmable with compatible dimming ballasts
• Rated for damp locations and DCL-rated for expanded installation options
• Sleeved T8 glass construction with bi-pin base

Compatibility

Designed for use with existing electronic T8 ballasts and existing T12 electronic or electro-magnetic ballasts. Not suitable for direct-wire or ballast-bypass installations unless the fixture is specifically configured for that wiring method.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements and local codes. Always de-energize the fixture and verify power is off at the breaker before handling lamps or ballast wiring. Confirm ballast type and compatibility before installation, as using an incompatible ballast may affect lumen output, dimming performance, or rated lamp life. Handle glass lamp bodies with care to avoid breakage during installation.