G E Lighting 93131943 A19 Led Bulb 8.5W 5000K 4 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93131943 is a 4-pack of A19 LED bulbs designed to replace standard 60-watt incandescent lamps. Each bulb draws 8.5 watts and delivers 620 lumens at a color temperature of 5000 Kelvins, producing a crisp daylight output suited to task-heavy environments. The plastic A19 body fits a standard medium base socket and carries a damp location rating, making it appropriate for covered outdoor fixtures, laundry rooms, and similar humid spaces. With a Color Rendering Index of 80 and a maximum overall length of 4.43 inches, these bulbs are a straightforward incandescent swap for commercial maintenance crews and facility electricians.

These bulbs are suited for residential and light commercial applications where daylight-spectrum lighting is preferred — warehouses, retail spaces, utility rooms, covered porches, and service corridors. The damp rating expands placement options beyond standard dry-location fixtures. The medium base is the most common socket type in North American lighting, so installation requires no adapter or modification. Each pack contains 4 bulbs, reducing per-unit cost for bulk replacement jobs. Note that these bulbs are non-dimmable and must not be used on dimmer-controlled circuits.

Key Features

• 8.5 watts per bulb — equivalent output to a 60-watt incandescent, reducing energy draw significantly
• 620 lumens at 5000 Kelvin daylight color temperature for clear, high-contrast illumination
• Damp location rated — approved for humid or covered outdoor environments
• Medium base (E26) fits the most common residential and commercial socket type
• Non-dimmable design — compatible with standard on/off circuits only
• 4-pack packaging reduces per-lamp cost on multi-fixture service calls

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for standard 60-watt A19 incandescent bulbs in medium base (E26) sockets rated for damp or dry locations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified electrician or facility maintenance technician. Always switch off the circuit breaker or wall switch and allow the existing bulb to cool fully before removal. Confirm the fixture is rated for damp or dry locations as required by the installation environment, and verify the circuit does not use a dimmer switch, as these bulbs are non-dimmable and may be damaged or cause flickering on dimmer-controlled circuits. Refer to NEC Article 410 for luminaire installation requirements in damp and wet locations.