G E Lighting 93130765 BR40 Led Flood Bulb 24W 5000K 2PK

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93130765 is a 24-watt BR40 LED flood light bulb sold in a two-pack, designed as a high-output replacement for traditional incandescent flood lamps. Built with a frosted plastic lens and a standard medium base, this bulb delivers 2,500 lumens per lamp at a 5000K daylight color temperature with a Color Rendering Index of 90. It is rated dimmable and carries a 25,000-hour rated life, making it a practical long-term replacement for high-use commercial and residential flood light fixtures. Licensed electricians and lighting contractors install this type of lamp in recessed cans, track heads, and open fixture applications.

This bulb is suited for indoor flood light applications in both residential and light commercial settings. The BR40 form factor fits standard 5-inch and 6-inch recessed housings as well as compatible track and surface-mount fixtures. At 24 watts with a 165-watt incandescent equivalent output, it is appropriate for high-bay accent lighting, retail display, and general area illumination where daylight-spectrum output is preferred. The ultra-bright classification and 5000K color point make it well-suited for workspaces, garages, and commercial interiors requiring clear, high-CRI light.

Key Features

• 24 watts with 2,500 lumens output — equivalent to a 165-watt incandescent lamp
• 5000K daylight color temperature with CRI 90 for accurate color rendering
• Dimmable for use with compatible LED dimmer switches
• Rated 25,000-hour lamp life reduces replacement frequency
• Frosted plastic BR40 lens diffuses light for even flood coverage
• Medium base (E26) fits standard residential and commercial sockets

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for BR40 medium-base recessed and flood light fixtures accepting dimmable LED lamps. Verify dimmer compatibility with the dimmer manufacturer before installation.

Installation Notes

This lamp is installed by licensed electricians or qualified lighting contractors. De-energize the fixture at the circuit breaker before relamping. Confirm the fixture and dimmer are rated for dimmable LED loads to avoid flickering or reduced lamp life. Do not install in fully enclosed fixtures unless the fixture is rated for that use.