
GE
GE 63589 Bright Stik LED Light Bulbs 3-Pack
Drop in 800-lumen daylight output that lasts 13 years and costs a dollar a year to run — GE's Bright Stik delivers efficient, reliable general-purpose light.
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Overview
Key Features
GE Bright Stik non-dimmable LED Light Bulbs are that fit lamps, fixtures and more are ideal for general purpose use.
GE LED lights only use 9-Watt making them an ideal replacement for traditional 60-Watt bulbs.
GE LED light bulbs are long lasting and rated to last 13 years based on 3 hours of daily use.
Each non-dimmable LED light bulb costs $1.08 annually to operate based on 3 hours per day use at $0.11 per kWh.
These Bright Stik LED white light bulbs emit a cool, bluish white daylight light with 2700 Kelvin color temperature.
Specifications
Bulb Type
LED
Dimmable
No
Wattage
9-Watt
Incandescent Equivalent
60-Watt
Pack Size
3-Pack
Rated Lifespan
13 years (based on 3 hours daily use)
Annual Operating Cost
$1.08 (based on 3 hours daily use at $0.11/kWh)
Color Temperature
2700 Kelvin
Light Appearance
Cool, bluish white daylight
Frequently Asked Questions
What color temperature does the GE Bright Stik 63589 emit, and is it warm or cool white?
The product listing specifies 2700K color temperature, which is a warm white — similar in character to traditional incandescent bulbs. Despite the "Bright Stik" name and earlier references to "cool bluish white daylight," the 2700K specification places this firmly in the warm white range, not the cooler daylight range (5000–6500K).
Can the GE Bright Stik 63589 be used with a dimmer switch?
No. These bulbs are explicitly non-dimmable. Installing them on a dimmer circuit may cause flickering, buzzing, or reduced bulb lifespan. Use on a standard on/off switch only.
What base type do these bulbs use, and will they fit standard US lamp sockets?
The Bright Stik 63589 uses an E26 medium base — the standard screw base used in the vast majority of US table lamps, floor lamps, and ceiling fixtures. They are a direct replacement for standard A19-style bulbs in most residential applications.
How much electricity does each bulb consume, and what is the annual operating cost?
Each bulb draws 9 watts — equivalent in output to a 60-watt incandescent. At 3 hours of daily use and $0.11 per kWh, GE rates the annual operating cost at $1.08 per bulb. Across the three-pack, annual operating cost is approximately $3.24 per year for all three.
What is the rated lifespan of these bulbs, and what does that mean in practical terms?
GE rates the Bright Stik at a 13-year lifespan based on 3 hours of daily use. At that usage rate, you would install these bulbs and not need to replace them until roughly 2039. If you use them more than 3 hours per day, the effective lifespan will be proportionally shorter.