
GE
GE 93129921 Relax LED 60W Soft White 8-Pack
★★★★★
60W
Warm 2700K light in a CA11 form factor — these GE Relax LEDs bring consistent soft-white ambiance to any dimmable fixture at a fraction of incandescent running costs.
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Overview
Key Features
60 Watt replacement using only 5.5 Watts (500 lumens)
Rated to last 13.7 years with an annual operation cost of 0.66 dollars based on 3 hours per day use at 11 cents per KwH
Dimmable and works with most dimmer switches
Warm, soft white high definition light with 2700 Kelvin color temperature
CA11 shape and size bulb with bent tip and diffuse finish
Specifications
Wattage Equivalent
60W replacement
Actual Wattage
5.5W
Brightness
500 Lumens
Color Temperature
2700K (Soft White)
Bulb Shape
CA11 with Bent Tip
Finish
Frosted/Diffuse
Dimmable
Yes
Rated Lifespan
13.7 years (3 hrs/day)
Annual Operating Cost
~$0.66 (at $0.11/kWh, 3 hrs/day)
Pack Quantity
8 bulbs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the actual color temperature of these bulbs, and how does it render on camera?
These bulbs emit at 2700 Kelvin — a warm white that falls in the traditional incandescent range. On camera under auto white balance, skin tones will appear warm and flattering. For controlled video or photography work, set a manual white balance to 2700K to avoid color drift, as mixed ambient lighting from other sources will create color casts.
Are these bulbs compatible with standard dimmer switches, and do they flicker at low dim levels?
GE rates these as dimmable with most standard dimmer switches. However, LED dimming performance is highly dependent on the specific dimmer model — older TRIAC dimmers designed for incandescent loads may cause buzzing, flickering, or limited dimming range at the low end. For smooth, full-range dimming, use a dimmer switch rated for LED loads.
What is the actual lumen output, and how does 500 lumens compare to a standard 60W bulb?
These produce 500 lumens from 5.5 watts. A traditional 60W incandescent produced approximately 800 lumens — so these are closer to a 40W replacement in perceived brightness. They are best suited for accent, ambient, and mood lighting rather than task lighting where maximum output is needed.
What is the CA11 bulb shape, and which fixtures does it fit?
The CA11 is a candelabra-shaped bulb — elongated with a bent tip and a small base. It is designed for decorative fixtures like chandeliers, wall sconces, and ceiling fans with exposed bulb sockets. Verify whether your fixture uses a standard E26 medium base or an E12 candelabra base before ordering, as these specs are not explicitly confirmed in the product listing.
How long do these bulbs realistically last in a chandelier running several hours per day?
GE rates these at 13.7 years based on 3 hours of daily use — approximately 15,000 hours. In a chandelier running 4-6 hours per day, expect 7-10 years of service life under normal conditions. This longevity makes them practical for hard-to-reach fixtures where bulb replacement is inconvenient.