G E Lighting 93130565 3-way Led A19 Bulb 15W 5000K

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93130565 is a 3-way LED A19 lamp with a medium base, designed as a direct replacement for traditional 30/70/100-watt incandescent bulbs. Operating at 5, 10, or 15 watts depending on the selected switch setting, it delivers up to 1500 lumens at the high setting. The plastic A19 envelope measures 4.43 inches in maximum overall length (MOL). Color temperature is 5000K (daylight), with a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 90, making it suitable for task-focused or commercial-style lighting applications. The bulb is non-dimmable and carries a rated life of 10,000 hours. Licensed electricians and lighting contractors handle bulk commercial retrofits; knowledgeable DIYers routinely install residential replacements.

This bulb fits standard residential and light-commercial fixtures that accept a medium base (E26) lamp and are wired to a 3-way switch circuit. The 5000K daylight color temperature is well suited for workshops, utility spaces, garages, and task lighting environments where accurate color rendering matters. Sold in a package of 6, making it practical for multi-fixture retrofits. The bulb is CA Title 20 Compliant, meeting California appliance efficiency standards for residential general-service lamps.

Key Features

• 3-way operation: 5W / 10W / 15W replacing 30 / 70 / 100-watt incandescent equivalents
• 1500 lumens at full power (15W setting)
• 5000K daylight color temperature with CRI 90 for accurate color rendering
• Non-dimmable — compatible with standard 3-way switches only
• Rated 10,000-hour lamp life reduces replacement frequency
• CA Title 20 Compliant for use in California residential applications
• Sold in a 6-pack quantity for multi-fixture installs

Compatibility

Designed for use in any medium base (E26) fixture wired to a 3-way switch circuit. Not compatible with dimmer switches or single-pole switched fixtures expecting dimming control. Suitable for enclosed or open fixtures rated for LED A19 lamps.

Installation Notes

Always switch off power at the wall switch and allow a previously energized bulb to cool before handling. Confirm the fixture socket is a standard medium base (E26) and that the circuit uses a 3-way switch — do not install in dimmer-controlled circuits, as this bulb is non-dimmable. Residential lamp replacement does not typically require licensed electrical work, but commercial retrofit projects should follow applicable NEC guidelines for luminaire maintenance.