G E Lighting 37667 PAR38 Led Flood Light 32W 2700K

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 37667 is a 32-watt PAR38 LED flood light bulb designed for outdoor and indoor applications requiring broad, high-output illumination. This frosted lamp produces 3,000 lumens at a 2,700 Kelvin color temperature, delivering warm white light comparable to a 250-watt incandescent at a fraction of the energy draw. A 30-degree beam angle focuses light efficiently for flood-style coverage. Rated for wet locations, it is suitable for exposed exterior fixtures, and its dimmable design gives installers and end users full lighting control. Licensed electricians and lighting contractors are the primary installers for commercial and residential exterior applications.

This PAR38 LED flood lamp fits medium-base fixtures and is intended for outdoor use in wet-rated enclosures such as wall packs, flood housings, recessed cans, and landscape fixtures. With a rated life of 25,000 hours and an estimated 22.8-year service life, it is well suited for locations where lamp replacement is difficult or costly. Energy Star approval makes it a qualifying product for utility rebate programs and energy-code compliance documentation in commercial retrofit projects.

Key Features

• 32 watts replaces a 250-watt incandescent, delivering significant energy savings
• 3,000 lumens output with a 30-degree beam angle for focused flood coverage
• 2,700K warm white color temperature with a CRI of 80
• Dimmable for use with compatible leading-edge or trailing-edge dimmer controls
• Wet-rated construction approved for fully exposed outdoor fixtures
• Energy Star certified for rebate eligibility and energy-code compliance
• Rated 25,000 hours with an estimated 22.8-year service life

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for PAR38 medium-base flood light sockets in wet-rated residential and commercial outdoor fixtures. Replaces 250-watt incandescent PAR38 lamps in existing housings without rewiring.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and local ordinances. Always de-energize the circuit at the breaker before handling the fixture or lamp socket. Confirm the fixture is rated for wet or damp locations before installing this lamp in an exposed outdoor environment. Verify dimmer compatibility before installing in a dimmed circuit, as not all leading-edge or electronic low-voltage dimmers are rated for LED loads.