G E Lighting 93132027 BR30 Led Bulb 6.5W 650 Lumens 2950K 2 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93132027 is a 2-pack of BR30 HD LED light bulbs designed to replace 65-watt incandescent lamps at just 6.5 watts each. Using GE Reveal light color technology, these bulbs produce 650 lumens at a 2,950 Kelvin color temperature with a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 90, delivering a clean, high-definition light that renders colors accurately. The medium base (E26) design fits standard residential and commercial sockets. Each bulb carries an Energy Star rating and is rated for 25,000 hours of life, equating to approximately 22 years of typical use. Electricians and lighting contractors install these during new construction, remodel, and retrofit projects.

These BR30 bulbs are suited for recessed can fixtures, track lighting, and general-purpose downlighting in residential and light commercial applications. The wide flood beam pattern of the BR30 shape makes them a practical choice for living spaces, kitchens, hallways, and retail display areas. They are dimmable and compatible with standard dimmer switches, allowing full-range light level control. The bulbs are also rated for use in enclosed fixtures, expanding their installation options. Note that sale and use of this product is restricted in California.

Key Features

• 6.5 watts replacing 65-watt incandescent — significant energy reduction per fixture
• 650 lumens output at 2,950 Kelvin color temperature with CRI 90 for accurate color rendering
• Dimmable with compatible dimmer switches for full light-level control
• Rated for use in enclosed fixtures
• Energy Star approved for efficiency compliance
• Rated 25,000 hours — approximately 22 years rated life
• Sold as a 2-pack

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for 65-watt incandescent BR30 lamps in fixtures with a standard medium (E26) base. Compatible with enclosed fixture installations. Restricted in California — confirm state and local regulations before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation requires powering down the circuit at the breaker before servicing any fixture. Verify that the dimmer switch is rated for LED loads; older incandescent-only dimmers may cause flickering or reduced dimming range with LED bulbs. Confirm fixture wattage ratings and ventilation requirements before installation. Handle bulbs carefully — avoid touching the lens surface with bare hands during installation.