G E Lighting 97666 75W T4 Quartz Halogen Lamp G8 Base 120V

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 97666 is a 75-watt quartz halogen lamp designed for residential and commercial lighting fixtures that accept a T4 bulb shape with a 2-pin G8 base. Also known by manufacturer part number Q75G8/SCD, this lamp operates at 120 volts and features a CC-2V filament design for consistent, stable light output. With a maximum overall length (MOL) of 1.77 inches and a light center length (LCL) of 1.34 inches, it is a compact, high-intensity source suited for under-cabinet fixtures, range hoods, display lighting, and other halogen-equipped applications. Rated for 1,500 hours of service life, it is a direct replacement lamp installed by electricians and qualified service technicians.

This lamp is used in fixtures that require a T4 quartz halogen bulb with a 2-pin G8 base operating at 120 volts. Common applications include under-cabinet lighting, decorative pendants, range hood task lighting, accent fixtures, and commercial display cases. The compact T4 envelope and G8 base make it compatible with a wide range of residential and light commercial luminaires designed around this form factor. Package quantity is 5 lamps per unit.

Key Features

• 75-watt quartz halogen output at 120 volts
• T4 bulb shape with 2-pin G8 base for direct replacement in compatible fixtures
• CC-2V filament design for stable, consistent light output
• Compact form factor: 1.77 inches MOL, 1.34 inches LCL
• Rated 1,500-hour lamp life
• Sold in a package of 5 lamps

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for fixtures requiring a 75-watt T4 quartz halogen lamp with a 2-pin G8 base rated at 120 volts.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified technician in accordance with NEC guidelines and the fixture manufacturer's instructions. Always disconnect power to the fixture before servicing. Do not handle this quartz halogen lamp with bare skin — oils from skin contact can cause hot spots on the quartz envelope, reducing lamp life and creating a risk of premature failure. Use clean gloves or a dry cloth when handling.