75 Watt Sylvania Halogen Par 38 240 Volt (Flood Light Beam)

Name: 75 Watt Sylvania Halogen Par 38 240 Volt (Flood Light Beam)
Brand: Sylvania
SKU: HPAR38FL75
Availability: Discontinued
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Product Discontinued
This item was discontinued on 1st October, 2018

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Beam Angle
30 Degrees

Cap/Base
26-27mm ES/E27

Cap/Base Type
Edison Screw

Colour Temp
2700 K

Diameter
120 mm

Dimming?
Dimmable

Length
130 mm

Light Bulb Type
Reflectors/Spotlights

Light Colour
Warm White (830)

Manufacturer
Sylvania

Technology
Halogen

Type
Light Bulb

Voltage
220-240 Volt

Wattage
75 W

Product Overview

75 Watt Sylvania Halogen Par 38 240 Volt (Flood Light Beam) from Sylvania

Model: HPAR38FL75

Save 20% on energy usage by replacing a conventional R95 incandescent lamp with this Sylvania 75Watt Par 38 Flood Beam light bulb. The average life of this bulb is 2500 hours. This Warm White lamp emits a crisp superior light that is perfectly suited to precision and decorative lighting applications. This bulb is fully dimmable and suitable for outdoor use when protected from direct contact with water.

Technical Specifications

Light Bulb Type	Reflectors/Spotlights
Technology	Halogen
Wattage	75 W
Manufacturer	Sylvania
Light Colour	Warm White (830)
Dimming?	Dimmable
Beam Angle	30 Degrees
Colour Temp	2700 K
Diameter	120 mm
Length	130 mm
Cap/Base Type	Edison Screw
Type	Light Bulb
Manufacturers Average Lamp Life	2500 hrs
Voltage	220-240 Volt
Cap/Base	26-27mm ES/E27

Associated Product Barcodes

5410288211435

Alternative Stock Identifier Part Codes

0021143

75PAR38/FL/HAL:SYL

75PAR38F

75PAR38FL240 B067

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