G E Lighting 93099986 Led Battery Backup A21 Bulb 8W

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93099986 is an A21-shape LED bulb with an integrated battery backup system, designed to remain illuminated during a power outage. Rated at 8 watts, it delivers 760 lumens of soft white light at 3,000 Kelvin color temperature, equivalent to a 60-watt incandescent output. The frosted bulb finish reduces glare. With a CRI of 80 and a rated life of 15,000 hours (approximately 13.7 years at typical usage), this lamp suits applications where continuous illumination during outages is a priority. It installs in a standard medium base socket and requires no additional wiring or inverter hardware.

This bulb is suited for residential and light commercial settings where code or occupant-safety requirements call for backup lighting at key locations — hallways, stairwells, exit paths, and utility areas. The self-contained battery backup eliminates the need for a separate emergency lighting fixture or dedicated circuit. Electricians and facility maintenance technicians install this lamp as a direct drop-in replacement for any standard A21 or A19 medium-base socket. It is non-dimmable and should be installed only on non-dimmed circuits.

Key Features

• Integrated battery backup keeps the bulb lit during power outages without external hardware
• 8W consumption equivalent to a 60W incandescent, producing 760 lumens
• Soft white 3,000K color temperature with CRI of 80
• Frosted A21 bulb finish for diffused, glare-reduced light output
• Rated 15,000 hours of lamp life (approximately 13.7 years at normal use)
• Non-dimmable; medium base for standard socket compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for standard medium-base A21 or A19 lamp sockets in residential and light commercial fixtures. Non-dimmable — not compatible with dimmer switches or dimmer-controlled circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician or qualified maintenance technician. Turn off power at the switch or breaker before removing the existing lamp. Confirm the circuit is not controlled by a dimmer switch, as this lamp is non-dimmable and may be damaged by dimmer-controlled voltage. Allow the battery to fully charge after first installation by leaving the fixture switched on for the manufacturer-recommended charge period before testing backup function.