G E Lighting 93129010 T9 Led Bulb 13W 3000K R7s

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93129010 is a 13-watt T9-shape LED lamp with a recessed single-contact R7s base, designed as a direct energy-saving replacement for 100-watt halogen T9 bulbs. It delivers 800 lumens at a 3000K warm white color temperature with a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 80. The lamp is fully dimmable, making it suitable for fixtures that require dimmer-compatible LED sources. Rated to last significantly longer than the 1,500-hour standard of comparable halogen T9 lamps, it reduces relamping frequency in both residential and light commercial applications. Licensed electricians and lighting contractors handle the installation.

This lamp fits fixtures that accept the R7s recessed single-contact base, commonly found in torchiere floor lamps, wall sconces, security floodlights, and pendant fixtures originally designed for T9 halogen sources. The 3000K output is well suited for living spaces, hospitality environments, and task lighting where warm white light is preferred. The lamp is CA Title 20 Compliant, meeting California's energy efficiency standards for general service lamps sold in that state.

Key Features

• 13 watts — equivalent light output to a 100-watt halogen T9
• 800 lumens at 3000K warm white color temperature
• CRI of 80 for accurate color rendering
• Dimmable — compatible with fixtures requiring dimmer-ready LED sources
• R7s recessed single-contact base for direct halogen replacement
• CA Title 20 Compliant for sale in California

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for T9 halogen lamps with an R7s recessed single-contact base. Verify fixture wattage rating and dimmer compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Always shut off power at the circuit breaker before removing or installing any lamp in a hard-wired fixture. Confirm the existing dimmer switch is rated for LED loads, as dimmers designed for incandescent or halogen sources may cause flickering or reduced dimming range. Handle the lamp by the base when possible to avoid contamination of the lamp body. Installation should comply with applicable NEC guidelines and local electrical codes.