Ge Lighting 93131751 Led Candle Bulb 8W 2700K 2 Pack

Product Description

The GE LIGHTING 93131751 is an 8-watt LED candle-shaped bulb sold in a 2-pack, designed as a direct replacement for 100-watt incandescent candelabra lamps. Built with a glass candle form factor and a standard candelabra base, it delivers 1080 lumens at a warm 2700 Kelvin color temperature. A CRI of 90 ensures accurate color rendering in residential and light commercial settings. The bulb is fully dimmable and carries an outdoor wet location rating, making it suitable for covered and exposed exterior fixtures. Licensed electricians and qualified lighting installers handle retrofits of this type.

This bulb fits candelabra-base fixtures in a wide range of indoor and outdoor applications, including chandeliers, sconces, ceiling fans, porch lanterns, and post lights. The outdoor wet rating extends its use to humid or rain-exposed environments where a standard bulb would be unsuitable. With a rated life of 15000 hours, it is well suited for hard-to-reach fixture locations that benefit from infrequent relamping. The dimmable design integrates with most standard leading-edge and trailing-edge dimmer switches used in residential installations.

Key Features

• 8-watt LED replaces 100-watt incandescent, reducing energy draw by approximately 92 percent
• 1080 lumens output with 2700K warm white color temperature
• CRI of 90 for accurate, natural color rendering
• Dimmable — compatible with standard residential dimmer switches
• Outdoor wet location rated for exposed exterior fixtures
• Rated life of 15000 hours reduces relamping frequency

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for candelabra-base fixtures accepting E12 base lamps in indoor and outdoor wet-rated applications.

Installation Notes

Power down the circuit at the breaker before replacing any bulb in an enclosed or outdoor fixture. Confirm the fixture is rated for outdoor wet use before installing in exposed locations. Verify dimmer switch compatibility prior to installation, as some older dimmer models may not perform correctly with LED loads. Follow all applicable NEC guidelines for luminaire replacement and wet-location wiring.