G E Lighting 97667 Quartz Halogen Lamp 100W T4 G8 Base

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 97667 is a 100-watt quartz halogen lamp designed for use in fixtures that accept a T4 bulb shape with a 2-pin G8 base. Operating at 120 volts, this lamp uses a CC-2V filament design and delivers a rated service life of 1,500 hours. Maximum overall length (MOL) is 1.77 inches and light center length (LCL) is 1.34 inches, making it a compact solution for task lighting, display, and accent fixtures. Installation requires care — the quartz envelope must not be handled with bare skin, as skin oils cause hot spots that shorten lamp life or cause premature failure. Electricians and lighting technicians are the typical installers.

This lamp is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a compact, high-output halogen point source is required. Typical install scenarios include under-cabinet lighting, display case fixtures, accent luminaires, and other low-profile task lighting systems that specify a G8 base T4 lamp running on a standard 120-volt circuit. The compact form factor and G8 pin base make it a direct fit in fixtures designed around this lamp type.

Key Features

• 100-watt output with CC-2V filament design for consistent light quality
• T4 quartz envelope in a compact form factor — 1.77 inches MOL
• 2-pin G8 base for secure, tool-free seating in compatible sockets
• Rated 1,500-hour lamp life
• 120-volt operation for standard residential and commercial circuits
• Quartz halogen construction — do not touch envelope with bare skin

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for fixtures specifying a T4 quartz halogen lamp with a 2-pin G8 base operating at 120 volts. Also referenced by manufacturer part number Q100G8/SCD.

Installation Notes

Power down and disconnect the fixture at the breaker before lamp replacement. Always handle the quartz envelope with a clean cloth or the lamp packaging — skin oils transferred to the glass create thermal stress points that cause premature failure or bulb rupture. Verify socket voltage and base type before installation. Allow the fixture to cool completely before servicing if replacing a burned-out lamp.