Feit Electric
Feit Electric BPPAR16DM/950CA LED Bulb, Flood/Spotlight, 375 Lumens, 4.1 W, PAR16 Lamp, 45 W Equivalent, E26 Lamp Base
- Average Life: 25000 hr
- Beam Angle: 40 deg
- Beam Spread: Flood Spot
- Color Rendering Index (CRI): 90
- Color Temperature: 5000 K
- Model #: BPPAR16DM/950CA
- UPC #: 017801519099
- SKU: 1689207
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Product Details
Enjoy all the benefits of advanced LED energy-saving technology with the Feit Electric BPPAR16DM/950CA 45 W PAR16 LED light bulb. This 3000 K daylight bulb is dimmable and will replace a 45 W equivalent incandescent bulb. It produces a similar light output (375 Lumens), uses 4.1 W of electricity and up to 91% less energy than a standard incandescent light bulb. Get instant on to full brightness with relatively cool running performance. Feit Electric PAR16 bulbs have an average life of 25,000 hrs/22.8 years are RoHS compliant and 100% mercury-free.Key Features
- Instant on to full brightness
- Suitable for damp locations
- No ultraviolet, safe for artwork
- Full range dimming
Item Specifications
| Average Life | 25000 hr |
|---|---|
| Beam Angle | 40 deg |
| Beam Spread | Flood Spot |
| Color Rendering Index (CRI) | 90 |
| Color Temperature | 5000 K |
| Dimensions | 2 in Dia x 3 in L |
| Dimmable | Dimmable |
| Incandescent Equivalent | 45 W |
| Lamp Base | E26 |
| Lamp Material | Plastic |
|---|---|
| Lamp Shape | PAR16 |
| Light Color | Daylight |
| Lumens | 375 Lumens |
| Luminous Intensity | 91 Lumens/W |
| Operating Temperature | -13 deg F |
| Type | Flood/Spotlight |
| Voltage Rating | 120 V |
| Wattage Rating | 4.1 W |
MORE DETAILS:
- Application: For track lighting applications
- Warranty: 5 Years
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