G E Lighting 93116049 Led R20 7W Daylight Bulb 2 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93116049 is a 2-pack of 7-watt LED R20 directional bulbs designed for residential and light commercial lighting applications. Each bulb delivers 525 lumens at a 5,000 Kelvin daylight color temperature, making it well suited for task lighting, recessed cans, and track fixtures where a crisp, cool-white output is needed. The R20 form factor with a medium base is a direct retrofit for standard incandescent R20 sockets, and at 7 watts it is rated equivalent to a 50-watt incandescent. Dimmable operation is supported, and each bulb carries an Energy Star approval. Rated life is 15,000 hours, roughly 13.7 years under typical use conditions.

These bulbs are intended for use in recessed downlights, track heads, and enclosed or open fixtures that accept an R20 medium-base lamp. The 20-degree beam angle concentrates output for accent and task lighting scenarios. The daylight 5,000K color temperature is commonly specified in retail, commercial, and garage environments where color clarity is a priority, and is also used in residential kitchens, bathrooms, and workshops. Each unit ships with a clear bulb finish that maximizes light transmission without diffusion.

Key Features

• 7 watts per bulb, equivalent to a 50-watt incandescent
• 525 lumens output at 5,000K daylight color temperature
• 20-degree beam angle for directional, focused illumination
• Dimmable with compatible dimmer switches
• Energy Star approved
• Rated for 15,000 hours of service life (approximately 13.7 years)
• R20 shape with medium base for direct socket retrofit

Compatibility

Designed as a direct retrofit replacement for R20 medium-base incandescent and halogen lamps in standard recessed, track, and directional fixtures that accept a 120-volt medium-base bulb.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified electrician or knowledgeable end user following NEC guidelines for lamp replacement. Turn off and allow the existing bulb to cool fully before handling. Verify the fixture and dimmer are rated for LED loads before installing in a dimmable circuit, as incompatible dimmers may cause flicker or reduced lamp life. Do not exceed the fixture maximum wattage rating, even though LED wattage is significantly lower than the incandescent equivalent.