G E Lighting 93129350 5W Frosted Led Candelabra Bulb 6 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93129350 is a 5-watt frosted decorative LED light bulb designed as a direct replacement for 60-watt incandescent bulbs. It delivers 500 lumens of warm white light at a color temperature of 2,700 Kelvin, making it suitable for fixtures where a soft, familiar glow is required. The candelabra base with a bent tip style fits standard decorative fixtures commonly found in residential and light commercial settings. The bulb is fully dimmable and carries a rated life of 15,000 hours, reducing replacement frequency in hard-to-reach fixture locations. This listing covers a package quantity of six bulbs.

This bulb is intended for use in candelabra-base decorative fixtures such as chandeliers, sconces, ceiling fans, and vanity strips. The frosted finish diffuses light evenly and minimizes glare, making it well suited for exposed-bulb fixture designs. Its dimmable capability allows integration with standard compatible dimmer switches in residential lighting circuits. Licensed electricians and lighting contractors install this type of lamp during fixture retrofits or routine relamping service calls in residential and hospitality environments.

Key Features

• 5-watt LED replaces 60-watt incandescent, reducing energy draw significantly
• 500 lumens output at 2,700 Kelvin warm white color temperature
• Fully dimmable for use with compatible dimmer controls
• Candelabra base with bent tip for decorative fixture compatibility
• Frosted finish for even light diffusion and reduced glare
• 15,000-hour rated lamp life reduces maintenance intervals

Compatibility

Designed as an LED retrofit replacement for candelabra-base decorative fixtures previously fitted with 60-watt incandescent bulbs. Verify dimmer switch compatibility before installation when used on a dimmed circuit.

Installation Notes

Turn off and de-energize the fixture at the circuit breaker before replacing any lamp. Allow incandescent or halogen bulbs to cool completely before handling. Confirm the fixture's maximum wattage rating accommodates the replacement bulb and that any installed dimmer switch is rated for LED loads. This work is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified lighting technician, though experienced facility maintenance personnel routinely perform relamping tasks under applicable codes.