Philips LED Floodlight Light Bulb, PAR38, 250W Equivalent, Daylight, Dimmable, Medium Base, Clear, 2100 Lumens

Bright, clean light that gives your space a sharper look and an easier feel.

Shows your home in its best light, with smooth dimming and a clear daylight look.

Product Overview:

When you want a room or entryway to feel less dim and a bit more pulled together, this Philips led floodlight light bulb does the job without making a fuss. It throws 2100 lumens of daylight at 5000K, so the light looks crisp and honest, not muddy. That helps on high ceilings, in busy work areas, or anywhere you want better visibility, plain and simple. It is dimmable too, so you can set the mood instead of living with one harsh level all the time. And with EyeComfort design, it keeps glare and flicker in check. Handy, really.

Key Features:

• High output daylight: Delivers 2100 lumens at 5000K, so you get a bright, clean spread that makes details easier to see.
• Dimmable control: Works with most dimmers and can fade to 10% of full light, letting you shift from lively to calm with a quick turn.
• EyeComfort design: Reduces visible flicker and glare, which makes long evenings under the light feel easier on your eyes.
• Traditional look, modern efficiency: Gives you the familiar glass bulb feel with LED performance, so your space looks steady and feels less fussy.
• Indoor and outdoor use: Fits places that need more light, from a porch to a tall ceiling inside, and keeps up without drama.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Philips
• Model Number: 573188
• Color: Clear
• Dimensions: 5.28 In.
• Material/Finish: Clear
• Format/Type: LED Floodlight Light Bulb
• Compatibility/Use: Indoor and Outdoor
• Base Type: Medium
• Bulb Shape: PAR38
• Color Temperature: Daylight
• Dimmable: Yes
• Equivalent Incandescent Wattage: 250W Equivalent
• Life in Hours: 25,000
• Light Color: Daylight
• Lumens: 2100
• Maximum Overall Length (MOL): 5.28 In.
• Voltage: 120
• Wattage: 20

Set this in place and you will notice the room look sharper, feel calmer, and work a little better under a brighter, cleaner beam. If you want that kind of easy, steady light, why not take the next step?

Energy saving.