G E Lighting 93127781 Led Undercabinet Fixture 6W 9in

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93127781 is a 6-watt LED undercabinet fixture designed for kitchen, workspace, and display lighting applications. It features an aluminum housing and supports both plug-in and direct-wire installation, giving electricians and installers flexibility depending on the job. The fixture delivers 360 lumens at a warm 2850K color temperature with a CRI of 90, producing accurate, true-to-life color rendering suited for task lighting. With a rated life of 50,000 hours and dimmable operation, this fixture is built for long-term residential and light commercial use. Overall length is 9 inches.

This fixture is intended for undercabinet mounting in residential kitchens, workshops, display cases, and similar task lighting environments. It is well suited for installations where consistent color rendering and low-profile form factor are priorities. The plug-in and direct-wire base options allow the fixture to be adapted to a range of installation scenarios. A connect plug USB port for linking multiple fixtures is sold separately. Licensed electricians typically handle direct-wire installations; plug-in configurations may be handled by qualified DIYers in jurisdictions where permitted.

Key Features

• 6-watt LED draws minimal power while delivering 360 lumens of task-level output
• 2850K warm white color temperature with CRI 90 for accurate color rendering
• Dimmable operation for adjustable light levels
• Aluminum housing for durability and heat dissipation
• Supports plug-in or direct-wire installation
• 50,000-hour rated life reduces maintenance frequency

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style LED undercabinet fixture suitable for standard undercabinet mounting applications in residential and light commercial settings. Connect plug USB port for linking is sold separately.

Installation Notes

Direct-wire installations should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements and local codes. Always shut off power at the breaker before beginning any wiring work. Plug-in installations should use a properly rated outlet. Do not exceed the fixture mounting and linking configuration specified in the manufacturer installation guide.