G E Lighting 38460 Led PAR38 Flood Bulb 7W 500 Lumens 3 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 38460 is a 7-watt LED PAR38 flood light bulb designed as a direct replacement for 45-watt incandescent lamps. It produces 500 lumens at a 2,700 Kelvin color temperature, delivering a warm, bright white light output suitable for both residential and light commercial applications. The 25-degree beam angle concentrates light effectively for accent and spot-flood tasks. With a rated life of 15,000 hours, this bulb is built for long-term use in fixtures that see daily operation. It ships as a 3-pack and carries Energy Star approval for energy efficiency compliance.

This PAR38 LED bulb is suited for recessed cans, track heads, outdoor flood fixtures, and landscape lighting applications where a medium-base PAR38 lamp is specified. Its rated for both indoor and outdoor installation, making it a versatile option for porches, eaves, retail displays, and interior accent lighting. The dimmable design works with compatible leading-edge and trailing-edge dimmer switches, allowing light-level control in residential and commercial settings. A CRI of 80 ensures reasonably accurate color rendering across typical interior and exterior environments.

Key Features

• 7 watts, equivalent to a 45-watt incandescent for significant energy reduction
• 500 lumens output with 2,700 Kelvin warm white color temperature
• 25-degree flood beam angle for focused accent and general flood lighting
• Dimmable with compatible dimmer switches
• Rated for indoor and outdoor use
• Energy Star approved; 15,000-hour rated life (approximately 13.7 years)
• Medium base (E26) for standard PAR38 fixture compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for medium-base PAR38 lamp sockets in residential and light commercial recessed, track, and outdoor flood fixtures. Replaces standard 45-watt incandescent PAR38 bulbs.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians or qualified maintenance personnel following NEC guidelines. Power off the circuit at the breaker before removing the existing lamp. Confirm the dimmer switch is rated for LED loads before installing in a dimmable circuit; use of incompatible dimmers may cause flicker or reduced lamp life. For outdoor fixtures, verify the fixture is rated for wet or damp locations as appropriate to the installation site.