Description
GX23 Plug-In LED Replacement Lamp | Switchable Warm-To-Daylight Tones | 120-277V Type A/B Operation For Office And Retail
Replace multiple color-temperature SKUs with a single, switchable LED plug-in lamp that reduces stocking needs and simplifies retrofits. The Sunlite 88806-SU delivers long-life, energy-saving performance and consistent white light for a variety of indoor commercial spaces.
KEY FEATURES:
- CCT Selectable: Switch between 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K tones to match application needs and reduce inventory.
- Low Energy: Consumes just 6W while replacing a 13W lamp for immediate energy savings.
- Long Life: Rated for 50,000 hours to minimize maintenance and lamp changes.
- Wide Voltage Range: 120-277V operation for versatile retrofit use in different electrical systems.
- Plug-and-Play: Type A+B (Plug & Turn On) compatibility for easy installation in GX23 sockets.
- Frost Finish: Delivers comfortable, diffused illumination with a 120 degrees beam angle.
APPLICATIONS:
- Ideal for offices and conference rooms where adjustable color temperature improves occupant comfort.
- Great for retail spaces that need flexible white light for merchandising and displays.
- Suitable for hospitality and common areas requiring low-maintenance lighting solutions.
- Usage Tip: Use the selectable CCT to match existing fixtures during retrofits and avoid multiple SKUs in stock.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Wattage: 6W
- Equivalent Wattage: 13W
- Lumens: 650
- Efficacy (LPW): 108
- Color Temperature: 3000K / 4000K / 5000K (Selectable)
- CRI: 80
- Voltage: 120-277V
- Base Type: GX23 (2-Pin)
- Average Rated Hours: 50,000
- Beam Angle: 120 degrees
- Power Factor: 0.9 @ 120VAC
- MOL: 7.48 inches
- Dimmable: No
- Finish: Frost
CERTIFICATIONS & ADDITIONAL NOTES:
- Safety Certifications: UL Listed - Damp Location
- Use Location: Indoor
- Case Pack: 12 per carton
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*Typically ships within 2-3 business days. Lead times are estimates and may vary based on quantity and availability. Ships directly from the manufacturer.
