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Sylvania UltraLED™ LED10PAR30LNDIM830NFL2522YGL3W/78249 Directional LED Lamp, 10 W, 75 W Incandescent Equivalent, E26 Medium LED Lamp, PAR30LN Shape, 825 Lumens

Selected Sylvania UltraLED™ LED10PAR30LNDIM830NFL2522YGL3W/78249 Directional LED Lamp, 10 W, 75 W Incandescent Equivalent, E26 Medium LED Lamp, PAR30LN Shape, 825 Lumens
Sylvania UltraLED™ LED10PAR30LNDIM830NFL2522YGL3W/78249 Directional LED Lamp, 10 W, 75 W Incandescent Equivalent, E26 Medium LED Lamp, PAR30LN Shape, 825 Lumens

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Short Description

The new aesthetically pleasing design of the ULTRA LED™ glass PAR lamps make halogen retrofits easier to spot relamp to a more energy efficient lamp. Replacements for 50, 75, 100, 120 W halogen lamps providing up to 87% energy savings and longer life up to 25000 hr (L70). These lamps can be used in many applications and are wet location rated and perfect for outdoor applications. All lamps are RoHS compliant, contain no mercury and emit no UV or IR radiation.

Features

  • Up to 83 LPW
  • Energy savings up to 87%
  • Longer life than traditional halogen lamps
  • No warm up time, instant on with full light output and stable color
  • Ideal for relamping when halogen lamps reach end of life
  • Glass body with full optics similar to halogen PAR lamps
  • Wet rated

Specification

Lamp Base
E26 Medium
Lamp Type
LED
Lumens
825 Lumens
Minimum Order Qty
1
Order Interval
1
Average Life
25000
Beam Angle
25 deg
Beam Type
Narrow Flood
Catalog ID
SYLLED10PAR30LNDIM830NFL
Color Rendering Index (CRI)
82
Color Temperature
3000
Designation
LED10PAR30LN/DIM/830/NFL25/22Y/GL3/W/RP
Dimensions
3.74 in Dia x 4.44 in L
Fixture Type
Enclosed
Shape
PAR30LN
Start Type
Instant
Type
Dimmable
Voltage Rating
120 VAC
Wattage
10 W
Application
General Lighting, Recessed Downlights, Track Lighting, Wall Washer, Hospitality, Office, Property Management, Residential, Restaurants, Retail and Schools Applications
Standard & Approvals
cULus, ETL Listed, Energy Star® Certified, RoHS, ARRA, Buy American Act Compliant

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