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GE Lighting
Two BR30 smart floodlights deliver 700 lumens each, replace 65 W incandescent bulbs, and connect via Bluetooth for app dimming, colour tuning, scheduling and voice control with Google Assistant.
These two GE Lighting CLEDR3010C2/G-2P bulbs replace traditional 65W indoor floodlights with 700 lumens of adjustable colour. They suit anyone wanting voice-controlled, full-colour lighting without buying a separate bridge. Bluetooth connectivity lets them pair directly with Google Home devices for immediate setup. The pack covers two sockets in one purchase.
Each bulb uses Bluetooth so it joins a Google Home network without an extra hub, while Alexa and Apple HomeKit support require a compatible bridge. The BR30 shape fits standard recessed cans and track heads for indoor use. Dimming and colour changes are handled through the companion app on a smartphone or tablet. No wiring changes are needed beyond swapping the old lamps.
LED technology keeps surface temperatures low during extended runs, making the bulbs safe in enclosed indoor fixtures. Power draw is a fraction of the 65W incandescent they replace, so electricity cost stays minimal. Silent solid-state operation adds no audible noise to the room. The long rated life reduces how often ladders come out for replacements.
| Brand | GE Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model | CLEDR3010C2/G-2P |
| Protocol | Bluetooth |
| Type | Smart Bulb |
| Amazon Alexa Compatibility | Yes |
| Google Assistant Compatibility | Yes |
| Specifications | Key Specs Dimmable: Yes, with app Indoor Or Outdoor Use: Indoor Bulb Type: BR30 Light Output: 700 Internet of Things (IoT) Hub: not included Internet of Things (IoT) Platform (Supported): Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit Voice Control App: Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit Internet of Things Communications Technology: Bluetooth, WiFi Lighting Color Temperature: Full Color Base Type: Screw-in Number Of Bulbs Included: 1 |
| Features | Simple set up without a hub Full Color bulbs connect directly to Google Home devices via Bluetooth with no additional hub or bridge required to provide quick and easy set up. Voice and out of home control with The Google Assistant Control your lights with just your voice and away from home when paired with a Google Home device and The Google Assistant. Voice and out of home control with Amazon Alexa and Apple HomeKit Enable voice and lighting control away from home by pairing your Full Color bulb with the CbyGE smart plug, smart switch, or C-Reach smart bridge (sold separately) and a |
Bluetooth connects the bulb directly to Google Home devices without a hub; for Alexa or HomeKit voice control outside the home a compatible hub is required.
The BR30 form factor matches standard 30-size recessed housings, so it fits the same openings as a traditional 65-watt flood lamp.
Open the C by GE app, tap Add Device, choose Lights, then follow the Bluetooth pairing prompt; the step often missed is keeping the phone near the bulb until the app confirms the connection.
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