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Sylvania LED7R20DIMHO827G6RP 7W LED R20 Dimmable 80 CRI 525Lm 2700K 25000 Hours Medium E26 Base (40462)
GE 35PAR36/H/FL30 12 35W PAR36 Halogen Lamp 12V 3050K Dimmable 100 CRI (19877)
Green Creative 6.5MR16DIM/830FL35/35W MR16 Lamp GU5.3 Base 6.5W 12V Dimmable 3000K 35 Degree Beam Angle (36203)
Philips 573600 7.8W LED MR16 Lamp 2700K 480Lm 90 CRI GU5.3 Base Dimmable 12V 25 Degree Beam Angle (929003081004)
Westinghouse 30W R20 Incandescent Reflector Flood E26 Medium Base 120V (#0430300)
RAB ECO BR30 8.5W 65W Equivalent 650Lm E26 80 CRI 3000K 6 Pack (BR30-8.5-830-DIM ECO 6PK)
Bulbrite LED7PAR20/NF25/827/WD/2 7W LED PAR20 2700K Narrow Flood 80 CRI Wet Location Dimmable (772751)
SATCO/NUVO 15W PAR38 LED 3500K 60 Degree Beam Angle Medium Base 120V (S29452)
SATCO/NUVO 12.5W PAR30LN LED 3500K 40 Degree Beam Angle Medium Base 120V (S29432)
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GE LED7DP203W827/20 PAR20 LED 7W 500Lm 80 CRI Screw-In Medium Dimmable Indoor Spotlight (93360)
GE LED13DRS6/830 120 R30 LED 13W 1000Lm 80 CRI E26 Dimmable (20048)
TCP LED 65W BR30 Universal 2700K Bulb (L65BR30N25UNV27K)
Halco MR16FL4/830/LED2 4.5W LED MR16 3000K 12V 82 CRI Dimmable Bulb (80535)This Device Is Intended For Use On Class 2 Circuits Only. Use Only On Lo...
View full detailsFeit Electric MR16 120V GU10 Base Dimmable Performance LED 50W Equivalent 3000K Bulb (BPMR16GU10/500/930CA)
Sylvania LED23PAR38HODIM830FL40WRP 25W PAR38 LED 3000K 120V 2650Lm 82 CRI High Output Dimmable 40 Degree Flood Bulb (74796)
Halco PAR36WFL6/827/IP67/LED 6.5W LED PAR36 2700K 10V-15V 82 CRI Dimmable Bulb (81075)This Device Is Intended For Use On Class 2 Circuits Only. Use...
View full detailsHalco MR16FL6/830/GU10/LED 6W LED MR16 3000K 120V 82 CRI GU10 Base Dimmable Bulb (80888)Halco's new MR16 GU10 Series Lamps are a low watt energy ef...
View full detailsHalco MR16BAB/L/AL/24V 20W Halogen MR16 2950K 24V 99 CRI Bi-Pin GU5.3 Base Dimmable Flood Bulb ANSI BAB (70710)Do Not Touch Capsule With Bare Hands...
View full detailsHalco MR11FTD/L/TL 20W Halogen MR11 2900K 12V 99 CRI Double Contact Bayonet BA15D Base Dimmable Flood Bulb ANSI FTD (107105)Do Not Touch Capsule Wi...
View full detailsHalco R14INT40 40W Incandescent R14 130V Intermediate E17 Base Dimmable Clear Bulb (9101)Are designed for use in track lighting, recessed can light...
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View full detailsFlood Light Bulbs
Here at Lighting Supply, we offer an incredible selection of light bulb types, including thousands of varieties of flood light bulbs and reflector light bulbs! All are available in a wide variety of technologies, dimensions, voltages, wattages and more, all by the leading brands you know and trust.
You can easily search for the specifications you’re looking for using the convenient filters on the left side of the page. Filter your search based on the specs you need, and we’ll show you everything we have available.
Perhaps you’re not entirely sure what you need? No problem! Read on to learn some basic information about flood light bulbs. We explain their most popular applications, the letter/number codes used to identify them and more.
Remember, you can contact us anytime to get answers to any questions you may have. And if you’re in the market for bulk orders, check out our Volume Pricing Page! Let’s take a look at some fundamentals that will help you decide which flood light bulbs will work best for you. And thank you for shopping Lighting Supply, where we strive to bring you a brighter tomorrow.
The Basics of Flood Light Bulbs and Reflector Light Bulbs
An important distinction about the terminology regarding these light bulb types is that generally, most all flood light bulbs are technically reflector light bulbs. The reflector light bulb is a larger category that includes everything from large, exterior flood light bulbs (which are sometimes used in large interior commercial settings as well) to small, interior track light bulbs and recessed light bulbs — any or all of which may be referred to as “flood lights,” depending on the manufacturer and retailer. To keep things simple, we’ll refer to large bulbs used for exterior security and commercial interiors as “flood light bulbs,” and smaller, interior bulbs used for display lighting as “reflector light bulbs.” Though there are varieties of bulb that fall under both these descriptions, it’s an easy way to formulate a general understanding of your options.
Commercial Uses: You’ll often find flood lights attached to the exterior walls of commercial buildings, illuminating large swaths of their surroundings at night for security purposes. Many commercial interiors also use certain varieties of flood lights for general lighting purposes — think of warehouse-type retailers with high ceilings.
Residential Uses: Many residences employ flood lights attached to exterior walls for security purposes in the same manner as commercial buildings. To help homeowners save on energy costs, many flood light fixtures come equipped with motion sensors, allowing the lights to come on only when the fixture senses movement. For residential landscape lighting, most flood lights are installed in the ground, positioned strategically to show off a home’s gardens and shrubbery. The categories “landscape lighting” and “outdoor lighting” may also include smaller, decorative lighting fixtures designed to outline walkways and the like, providing homes with an added touch of style, while assisting guests in navigating the property in dark or dim conditions.
Below, let’s take a look at the common types of flood light bulbs and reflector bulbs, what their codes mean and what they’re mainly used for.
PAR Shape Flood Light Bulbs
PAR shape flood light bulbs stands for Parabolic Aluminized Reflector, a fancy name for a range of lights that produce a highly directional beam, making them ideal for spotlights in both interior and exterior settings. They’re widely used in commercial and residential recessed lighting applications, as well as various types of theatrical lighting and aircraft lighting.
They come in a wide range of lighting technologies, with LEDs offering the most options. LEDs are a logical choice here, given their superior energy efficiency and long life. With shapes from PAR14 to PAR56, our huge selection offers virtually every variety available, in a wide range of brands, tones and colors.
MR Shape Reflector Light Bulbs
Multifaceted Reflector (MR) bulbs are ideal for interior track lighting, providing a directional and focused light beam on items intended to be highlighted, such as artwork and displays. This type of bulb is mainly used in track lighting and task lighting, with most options falling under the halogen and LED varieties.
R/BR Shape Flood Light Bulbs
The Reflector/Bulged Reflector classification of flood light bulbs are another variation used for indoor recessed lighting in ceilings, many of which are equipped with a dimming capability. This type of general indoor lighting allows homeowners to adjust the brightness and overall ambiance of a room exactly to their liking. Certain types of the bulged reflector are also designed to be used outdoors, making it a good example of a bulb classification that suits both exterior and interior applications.
Also available in a range of technologies, the bulged reflector has historically been an incandescent bulb, but as with virtually all other light bulb types, the LED is quickly becoming the norm.
AR Shape Reflector Light Bulbs
Aluminum Reflector light bulbs pack a lot of bright, sharp light in a small package. Ideal for track lighting and various types of focused display lighting, these bulbs are generally halogens, with an ever-increasing number of LED options becoming available.
Need some advice about your flood lights, outdoor lighting and indoor track and recessed lighting? Contact us today! We’re happy to answer any questions you may have!