G E Lighting 93128997 Led T7 Bulb 2W 3000K

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93128997 is a 2-watt LED T7 bulb designed as a direct energy-saving replacement for 15-watt incandescent lamps. It produces 170 lumens at a 3,000 Kelvin color temperature, delivering warm white light through a frosted finish. The bulb uses an intermediate E17 base and is rated for 15,000 hours of service life, equating to approximately 13.7 years under typical use. Non-dimmable, it suits applications where consistent, fixed-output illumination is required. Licensed electricians and maintenance technicians typically handle commercial installations, while homeowners manage residential replacements.

This T7 LED bulb is suited for residential and light commercial settings where intermediate-base sockets are installed. Common applications include appliance lighting, nightlights, ceiling fans, and decorative fixtures that accept the T7 tubular form factor with an E17 base. The frosted bulb finish diffuses light evenly, reducing visible hot spots in open or semi-enclosed fixtures. Each package contains 4 bulbs.

Key Features

• 2-watt LED replaces 15-watt incandescent, reducing energy draw by approximately 87 percent
• 170 lumens output with 3,000 Kelvin warm white color temperature
• CRI of 80 for accurate color rendering in living and work spaces
• Frosted T7 tubular shape with intermediate E17 base
• Rated 15,000 hours (approximately 13.7 years) of lamp life
• Non-dimmable, compatible with standard on/off switching

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for fixtures requiring an intermediate E17 base T7 tubular bulb, including appliance sockets, decorative fixtures, and ceiling fan light kits that accept this form factor.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed with the fixture power switched off at the wall or breaker before handling the bulb. Verify the socket accepts an intermediate E17 base and is rated for LED lamp types before installing. This bulb is non-dimmable and must not be installed on dimmer-controlled circuits, as doing so may cause flickering, reduced lamp life, or circuit damage. Applicable installations should follow NEC guidelines for luminaire replacement and lamp ratings.