G E Lighting 37207 T8 Led Linear Bulb 15W 5000K 6 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 37207 is a 15-watt T8 LED linear bulb designed as a direct replacement for 40-watt incandescent lamps in commercial and residential fluorescent fixture applications. It delivers 1,800 lumens at a 5,000 Kelvin daylight color temperature, producing crisp, high-contrast light suited to workspaces, retail environments, and utility areas. With a CRI of 80 and a rated life of 36,000 hours, this bulb reduces maintenance intervals significantly compared to standard fluorescent tubes. The medium bi-pin base allows straightforward installation by electricians and lighting maintenance technicians into existing ballast-driven fixtures.

This T8 LED bulb is appropriate for use in commercial offices, schools, warehouses, and industrial facilities where daylight-spectrum lighting is preferred. It is compatible with both electronic and magnetic ballasts, making it a retrofit-friendly option in a wide range of existing fluorescent fixture installations. The bulb is dimmable when paired with a compatible dimming ballast or driver, adding flexibility for facilities that require lighting control. Each package contains 6 bulbs, making it practical for multi-fixture replacement projects or maintenance stock.

Key Features

• 15 watts — equivalent output to a 40-watt incandescent lamp
• 1,800 lumens at 5,000 Kelvin daylight color temperature
• 36,000-hour rated life reduces scheduled replacement frequency
• Compatible with any type of electronic or magnetic ballast
• Dimmable when used with a compatible dimming ballast or driver
• Medium bi-pin base for direct retrofit into standard T8 fluorescent fixtures
• Sold as a 6-pack for multi-fixture or stocking applications

Compatibility

Designed as a universal retrofit replacement for T8 fluorescent fixtures equipped with electronic or magnetic ballasts. Fits any type of electronic or magnetic ballast as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the NEC and applicable local codes. De-energize the fixture and verify power is off at the breaker before handling any lamp or ballast connections. Confirm ballast type and dimming capability before installing in dimmer-controlled circuits. Do not install in fixtures rated for higher wattage without verifying fixture compatibility.