G E Lighting 43094 PAR30 12W Led Bulb 2 Pack Soft White

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 43094 is a 2-pack of 12-watt PAR30 directional LED bulbs designed to replace 75-watt incandescent lamps with a significant reduction in energy use. Each bulb delivers 1,050 lumens at a 2,700 Kelvin color temperature, producing a soft white, warm-toned light suited to residential and light commercial settings. The 25-degree beam angle focuses output for accent, track, and recessed downlight applications. Rated at 15,000 hours of service life, these bulbs are dimmable and carry a medium (E26) base for direct retrofit into standard sockets. Lighting contractors, electricians, and facility maintenance crews will find these a straightforward drop-in replacement.

These PAR30 LED bulbs are appropriate for residential recessed cans, track lighting heads, and accent fixtures that use a medium base PAR30 lamp. The 25-degree narrow spot beam makes them well-suited for directional lighting tasks such as display lighting, kitchen task zones, and artwork illumination. Each unit ships with a clear lens and is compliant with California Title 20 energy efficiency standards, making them acceptable for projects in California and other states adopting equivalent standards. The 2-pack format supports multi-fixture service calls or stocking for follow-up maintenance.

Key Features

• 12 watts per bulb, equivalent output to a 75-watt incandescent at 1,050 lumens each
• 2,700 Kelvin soft white color temperature with clear lens finish
• 25-degree beam angle for focused directional illumination
• Fully dimmable on compatible dimmer switches
• Rated 15,000 hours of life, approximately 13.7 years at typical usage
• California Title 20 compliant

Compatibility

Designed as a direct retrofit replacement for 75-watt incandescent PAR30 lamps in fixtures using a standard medium (E26) base socket. Dimming performance depends on compatibility with the installed dimmer switch; verify dimmer compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Electricians and lighting maintenance technicians should de-energize the circuit at the breaker before replacing any lamp in a recessed or track fixture. Confirm the fixture and any dimmer switch are rated for LED loads, as older incandescent-only dimmers may cause flicker or reduced dimming range. NEC guidelines for lighting circuits apply. Allow the existing lamp to cool fully before handling if it was recently operated.