
GE
GE 32287 LED Bright Stik 10W Daylight 3-Bulb Pack
10W
A mercury-free 10W LED Bright Stik that replaces a 60W incandescent at 760 lumens of 5000K daylight output for 15,000 hours of worry-free use.
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Overview
Key Features
These bulbs offer an energy-efficient, long-lasting indoor lighting solution
The future of lighting is here
This product is made in China
Worry-free use and disposal - contains no mercury
Specifications
Wattage
10W
Replaces
60W Incandescent
Lumen Output
760 lumens
Color Temperature
Daylight (~5000K)
Rated Lifespan
15,000 hours
Base Type
Medium (E26)
Dimmable
No
Mercury
None
Pack Quantity
3 bulbs
Frequently Asked Questions
What color temperature do these GE LED Bright Stik bulbs produce, and how does that affect the quality of light in a space?
These bulbs are rated Daylight, which corresponds to approximately 5000K color temperature. That sits in the cool-white to daylight range — crisp and high-contrast, well-suited for task lighting, workshops, and utility spaces, but more clinical than the warm 2700K tone most people prefer for living areas.
What is the lumen output, and does it genuinely replace a 60W incandescent?
Rated at 760 lumens from 10 watts of consumption. A standard 60W incandescent produces approximately 800 lumens, so the Bright Stik lands within 5% of that output — close enough that the replacement claim holds up in practice for general ambient and task use.
Are these bulbs dimmable?
No. The GE LED Bright Stik 10W is non-dimmable. Installing these in a fixture controlled by a dimmer switch will cause flickering, buzzing, or reduced lifespan. They must be used on standard on/off circuits only.
What is the rated lifespan of these bulbs, and what does that mean in daily use terms?
GE rates these at 15,000 hours. At 3 hours of use per day, that translates to approximately 13.7 years per bulb — significantly longer than the 1,000-hour lifespan of a comparable incandescent. The three-bulb pack extends that longevity value further.
Do these bulbs contain mercury, and what are the disposal requirements?
No mercury. Unlike CFL bulbs, these LEDs do not require special hazardous waste disposal — they can be discarded through standard e-waste or general waste streams depending on local regulations. This is a practical advantage over CFLs in spaces where bulb breakage is a concern.