G E Lighting 93127765 Led Undercabinet Fixture 6W 9in

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93127765 is a 6-watt LED undercabinet fixture designed for residential and light commercial kitchen or workspace lighting. Built with an aluminum housing, this fixture accepts either a plug-in or direct-wire connection, giving installers flexibility at rough-in. The color temperature is field-selectable between 3000 and 5000 Kelvins, delivering 400 lumens of output at a CRI of 90. The 9-inch overall length fits standard undercabinet runs, and the unit is dimmable, rated for 50,000 hours of service life. Energy Star certification and CEC exemption make it suitable for projects with energy-compliance requirements.

This fixture is intended for undercabinet mounting in kitchens, utility areas, workshops, or display spaces where adjustable-color task lighting is needed. The plug-in base allows quick connection to an existing outlet, while the direct-wire option supports a cleaner, cord-free installation. Multiple units can be linked together for continuous runs. The connect plug USB port accessory is sold separately. Installation is handled by electricians or qualified trades familiar with low-voltage LED fixture work.

Key Features

• Adjustable color temperature: 3000 to 5000 Kelvins, field-selectable
• 6-watt power draw with 400-lumen output and CRI of 90
• Aluminum housing for durability and heat dissipation
• Plug-in or direct-wire base for flexible installation
• Dimmable with a 50,000-hour rated service life
• Energy Star rated and CEC exempt
• Easy-link design supports multi-fixture runs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style LED undercabinet fixture suitable for standard undercabinet mounting applications. Connect plug USB port accessory is sold separately and required for plug-in operation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. Power must be shut off at the breaker before direct-wire connections are made. For plug-in installation, ensure the outlet circuit is rated for the fixture load and any linked units. Do not exceed the manufacturer-specified number of linked fixtures in a single run.