Feit Electric Services

Project services for Commercial Luminaires, Lighting Controls, Horticultural Lighting.

Whether you're a property manager swapping 80 hallway downlights, a contractor wiring a small office build-out, or a DIY homeowner upgrading the garage shop, our retrofit advisors map your existing fixture (E26 medium base, E12 candelabra, PAR30/PAR38 can, 4" or 6" recessed housing) to the right Feit Electric LED, smart Matter bulb, security flood or grow lamp — with rebate paperwork pre-filled where utility incentives apply.

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Pick the swap path that matches your shopping cart

Service tracks split four ways: bulb-for-bulb retrofits (60W incandescent → 9W LED A19, 65W BR30 → 8W LED, 90W PAR38 → 13W LED), recessed downlight retrofit kits that drop into 4-inch or 6-inch IC and non-IC housings without touching the ceiling drywall, smart-home upgrades using our WiFi/Bluetooth Matter bulbs that pair to Apple HomeKit, Alexa and Google Home with no separate hub, and outdoor security packages combining motion-activated floods with dusk-to-dawn lamp controls.

Bulb retrofits

Direct screw-in swaps from 40W, 60W, 75W and 100W incandescent to ENERGY STAR LED A19, BR30, PAR38, candelabra E12 and globe G25.

Downlight kits

4-inch and 6-inch retrofit cans with integrated drivers, twist-lock Edison adapter, and CCT selector switch on the trim ring.

Smart upgrades

WiFi and Bluetooth Matter bulbs paired to Apple HomeKit, Alexa or Google Home — schedules, motion rules, color and dimming, no hub.

Security floods

Motion-activated and dusk-to-dawn LED security floods sized for garage soffit, driveway, side yard and back patio installations.

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The questions our chat line keeps answering

Common asks: "Will a 3-way dimmable LED actually run on my old TP-Link or Lutron Caseta dimmer?" (yes, when paired with our compatibility list); "Can I mix 2700K warm-white and 5000K daylight in the same kitchen?" (we don't recommend it — pick a CCT-tunable bulb instead); "Does the smart bulb still work if my WiFi drops?" (yes, Matter over Thread keeps local control); and "Is the rebate worth chasing?" (for retrofit kits over 10 units, almost always — we file the rebate forms with you).

Dimmer pairing

Our compatibility chart covers Lutron Caseta, TP-Link Kasa, Leviton Decora and Lutron Maestro — match the LED to the dimmer before you buy.

CCT mixing

Skip the warm-vs-daylight argument by picking CCT-tunable bulbs that switch 2700K, 3000K, 4000K and 5000K from a wall plate or app slider.

WiFi outages

Matter over Thread bulbs hold local schedules through router reboots and ISP drops, so the porch light still comes on at sunset.

Rebate filing

For retrofit projects over 10 units we pre-fill the utility rebate paperwork — PG&E, Con Edison, ComEd, Duke and TVA programs supported.

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What the swap looks like, side by side

A typical 24-unit apartment hallway running 65W BR30 incandescent cans 12 hours a day burns roughly 5,700 kWh per year; replacing the same sockets with 8W Feit Electric BR30 LEDs drops that to 700 kWh — payback under 14 months at $0.16/kWh, before any utility rebate is applied. For a homeowner garage with eight 60W A19 bulbs running four hours a night, the same math turns a $90 yearly bill into $14, and the swap takes about 12 minutes with a step ladder.

Before wattage

Legacy 40W, 60W, 75W and 90W incandescent or halogen lamps drawing full wall-plug power for every burning hour with no dimming gain.

After wattage

Equivalent ENERGY STAR LEDs at 4W, 9W, 11W and 13W — same lumens on the wall, 80%+ less energy on the meter, dimmable on most circuits.

Annual kWh

Whole-house homeowner swaps land between 800 and 1,400 kWh saved per year; multi-family hallway projects often clear 4,500 kWh per building.

Payback months

Most retrofits hit payback in 8 to 18 months; rebates from PG&E, Con Edison or ComEd shorten that window to 4 to 9 months on bulk orders.

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Bring feit electric services into your next lighting review

Send a count of sockets, the base type (E26, E12, GU24, GU10 or PAR can), the dimmer brand on the wall and the retailer you'd rather pick up from — we'll respond with a per-unit price, lumen and CCT recommendation, and any utility rebate that applies in your zip code.