ge plug led light fixture

Lumen outputs vary by model. The listings show values as low as about 40 lumens and up to roughly 300 lumens for indoor puck-style lights, with larger plug‑in fixtures reaching about 1,100 lumens. Always check the individual product specification for the exact lumen rating.

Several indoor plug‑in fixtures list a high color rendering index, commonly shown as CRI 90, which indicates accurate color representation. Verify the exact CRI on each product page if color fidelity is important for your application.

The results include AC‑adapter powered hexagon LED panel tiles and plug‑in puck‑style fixtures, including an ultra‑slim under‑counter plug‑in puck. Each listing specifies its form factor in the product title or description.

Color temperatures range widely—examples in the listings include 2000K–7000K for hexagon panels and adjustable CCT from about 3000K–5000K on some pucks, while others are fixed at 3000K or 4000K. Dimming and controls vary too: some fixtures are dimmable (including tap‑controller dimming), while others are labeled non‑dimmable. Check each product for exact CCT and dimming support.

The listings show several power and connection types: AC‑adapter powered panels, plug‑in electric fixtures, battery‑powered pucks, hardwired options, and a solar‑powered outdoor fixture with a detachable solar panel. Confirm the listed power source on each product page before purchasing.

Listed rated lifespans vary by product—some fixtures state about 30,000 hours, while others list a 50,000‑hour rated life. Always check the product specification for the exact lifetime rating.

Most listings describe plastic construction—white plastic housings, plastic shades, or plastic bodies are common. Refer to the product details to confirm the exact materials used.

Form factors shown include hexagon wall/tiling panels, square puck lights, and an ultra‑slim under‑counter puck profile. Each product listing identifies its shape and intended mounting use.