GE

GE F4T5/WW/CB 4W Warm White Fluorescent Light Bulb

4W

GE's compact 4W T5 fluorescent delivers warm white light for up to 5,000 hours in tight fixtures.

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Overview

The GE F4T5/WW/CB is a 4-watt T5 fluorescent replacement lamp designed for compact fixtures that require a miniature bi-pin G5 base. Operating at a warm white color temperature of 3,000K, it produces 140 lumens of soft, comfortable light that works well in under-cabinet installations, small desk lamps, and accent lighting applications where a gentle glow is preferred over high-output illumination.

With a rated life of 5,000 hours—roughly two years under normal use—this bulb offers dependable performance without frequent replacements. The 4-watt draw makes it extremely energy-efficient, though the trade-off is its limited brightness and a CRI of just 52, which means it won't render colors with the accuracy needed for tasks like artwork or detailed color-critical work. For its intended purpose as a compact, low-power fluorescent replacement, it delivers consistent, warm light at a minimal operating cost.

Key Features

GE, F4T5/WW/CD, 4W, T5 Bulb, Warm White, Fluorescent Replacement Lamp, 140 Lumens, 5,000 Hours, 3,000°ree

Kelvin, Lasts Up To 2 Years, Miniature Bi-Pin G5 Base

Manufactured In China

Specifications

Brand
GE
Model
F4T5/WW/CB
Wattage
4W
Bulb Type
T5 Fluorescent
Initial Lumens
140
Color Temperature
3,000K (Warm White)
Base Type
Miniature Bi-Pin G5
Rated Life
5,000 Hours
CRI
52
Country of Manufacture
China

Frequently Asked Questions

It uses a miniature bi-pin G5 base, which is standard for T5 fluorescent tubes.
It produces a warm white light at 3,000K, similar to traditional incandescent warmth.
The GE F4T5/WW/CB is rated for 5,000 hours, which GE estimates at approximately two years of typical use.
It produces 140 initial lumens, making it suitable for task lighting in small fixtures, under-cabinet lights, and desk lamps rather than room illumination.