G E Lighting 93131253 Led Undercabinet Light 24W Smart

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93131253 is a 24-watt CYNC Smart Home LED undercabinet light fixture designed for residential and light-commercial kitchen and workspace installations. The fixture delivers 1500 lumens at a 3000K color temperature with a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 90, making it suitable for task lighting where accurate color representation matters. Built on the Matter smart home standard, it integrates with Alexa, Google Home, and other Matter-compatible platforms without proprietary hub requirements. Licensed electricians and skilled trade installers handle typical hardwired undercabinet fixture work.

This fixture is intended for undercabinet mounting in residential kitchens, laundry rooms, workshops, and similar interior spaces. At a nominal 24-inch length (MOL 23.98 inches), it fits standard cabinet runs. The CYNC app allows full-spectrum color control across millions of color options and is available for use in the US and Canada only. The wire terminal connection method suits both new-construction and retrofit hardwired installations. Package quantity is 4 units per carton.

Key Features

• 24-watt LED with 1500-lumen output at 3000K color temperature
• CRI of 90 for accurate color rendering in task-lighting applications
• Matter-standard programming for broad smart-home platform compatibility including Alexa and Google Home
• Full-spectrum color control via the CYNC app (US and Canada only)
• Wire terminal connection for hardwired installation
• Rated 50,000-hour lamp life reduces maintenance intervals
• Plastic fixture construction at a nominal 24-inch mounting length

Compatibility

Designed for hardwired undercabinet installations compatible with Matter-enabled smart home ecosystems including Alexa and Google Home. CYNC app functionality is limited to use in the US and Canada.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements for low-voltage and line-voltage lighting circuits. Shut off the branch circuit breaker and verify zero voltage at the wiring point before making wire terminal connections. Mount the fixture to a solid cabinet substrate capable of supporting the fixture weight. Do not exceed the fixture rated wattage or connect to dimmer circuits unless explicitly rated for dimmer compatibility.