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The GE Lighting 38447 is a 12-watt PAR30 long-neck LED flood bulb designed as a direct replacement for 75-watt incandescent lamps. It delivers 1,000 lumens at a 5,000 Kelvin daylight color temperature, producing a crisp, cool-white output well suited for accent lighting, security fixtures, and task-oriented applications. The diffused lens spreads light across a 25-degree beam angle, reducing harsh glare while maintaining strong directional output. Licensed electricians, facility maintenance techs, and lighting contractors install these in commercial and residential settings where incandescent retrofit or energy reduction is the goal. This listing includes a pack of 3 bulbs.
The 38447 fits standard medium-base (E26) sockets and is rated for indoor use. The long-neck PAR30 form factor suits recessed cans, track heads, and pendant fixtures designed for that profile. With a rated life of 15,000 hours (approximately 13.7 years at typical usage), it is a practical choice for fixtures that are difficult to access frequently. The bulb is dimmable, making it compatible with existing dimmer-switch installations where lighting level control is needed. This 3-pack configuration suits multi-fixture rooms or small-scale retrofit projects.
Designed for standard medium-base (E26) PAR30 long-neck sockets in indoor residential and commercial fixtures, including recessed cans and track lighting heads that accept a PAR30L form factor.
Always de-energize the circuit at the breaker before replacing bulbs in recessed or track fixtures. Confirm the existing dimmer is rated for LED loads before installing in a dimmable application; many older incandescent-only dimmers require replacement to function correctly with LED bulbs. This bulb is rated for indoor use only and should not be installed in enclosed fixtures unless the fixture is listed for that use. Follow NEC guidelines for lighting circuit load calculations when performing a multi-fixture retrofit.
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