Philips PAR38 LED Single Optic Lamps with AirFlux Technology

Philips

February 20, 2018

Philips PAR38 LED Single Optic Lamps with AirFlux Technology improves shopping experience with superior lighting aesthetics and optimal thermal efficiency in a sleek, lightweight design.

Features

 
Single Optic reduces glare to improve shopper experience
25,000-hour rated average life*
19W PAR38 saves 101W watts when compared to a 120W halogen PAR38
83 CRI for excellent color rendering
Virtually UV/IR free in the beam
Smooth dimming to 5% of full light levels†
Contains no mercury

† Dimmable when using leading and trailing edge dimmers.

(See http://www.philips.com/ledtechguide for more details.)

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