LED Light Bulbs PAR30L Full Glass Commercial Grade

[Color: 3000k (Warm White)]
These are 90 Watt equivalent LED flood lights that use only 15 Watts of power. They are PAR30L size, which means they are a medium-diameter parabolic reflector bulb with a long neck (stem). The beam range of 50 degrees puts it in the wide flood range, meaning these are designed to project a diffuse beam of light, not a narrow spotlight.When they describe these as commercial grade, they're not kidding. Many PAR bulbs today are made with cheap, lightweight materials. These are heavy duty metal and glass. You can see and feel the quality.The brightness of these bulbs is impressive for their size. And while I do not have instruments to do a quantitative measurement, they certainly appear as bright as the full size PAR38 (large diameter) 90W equivalent bulbs I've used before.The dimming range is really impressive. They can be dimmed from barely visible to full brightness on an average quality LED dimmer light switch with no flickering.One note about the length. Even though these are long-neck bulbs, they still sit well above flush in a standard ceiling can (recessed lighting fixture). The beam spread was good, but we opted to use a 2 inch socket extender to bring the bulb face closer to flush with the can opening.We think these are an outstanding value at only $8.72 each ($52.32 for a 6-pack, at the time of this review), especially considering you're getting commercial grade bulbs. We have not had them long enough to evaluate service life, but if we experience any issues including premature failure, we'll post an update here. For now, our verdict is: Recommended!

[Color: 3000k (Warm White)]
Super bright and well made—THEY ARE GLASS which is hard to find now days. The light is a nice warm, bright tone. It’s clean and concise lighting. They are durable and well made and simple installation as they screw in easily. Halogen look without paying the Halloween price on your electric bill. They are a little high on price so I hope they last as long as I am anticipating.

[Color: 3000k (Warm White)]
These 90 Watt equivalent commercial LED flood light bulbs are a great replacement alternative to the usual incandescent bulbs, and much more economical, using only 15 watts instead of 90. They are heavy, full glass (not plastic), and feel and look well made. Being both waterproof and dimmable is a plus, although most outdoor fixtures are not dimmable anyway, and I personally found these bulbs to be a bit too bright for indoor use even though they are listed as warm white.Life span is listed as 20,000 hours, but we will obviously have to take that point on trusting in the manufacturer's testing. With the heavy glass construction and waterproof design, plus the energy efficiency of LEDs, I have no trouble recommending these bulbs for flood light fixtures - especially outdoor ones, or indoors where a bright bulb is desired.

[Color: 3000k (Warm White)]
The light from these is bright and clear, and I suppose the color is around 3000k as it seems similar to other lights that I have in that range. They are clearly solid and well-made, and it seems like the body will last a long time. I obviously can't confirm the lifespan yet, but at least none of them have died. I am really glad to have LED lights to replace my outdoor flood lights. After using them for a few days outdoors, I've noticed no signs of degradation or wear. Although I haven't tested its water resistance extensively, it appears to be sufficient for occasional exposure to moisture. In quiet environments, I didn't notice any significant disturbance from the bulb's operation. It has a standard e26 base.The price seems reasonable... not great, but fine. Based on my experience so far, I think these are a great option to go with, especially if you are looking for eco-friendly durable lighting.

[Color: 3000k (Warm White), Color: 3000k (Warm White)]
Excellent quality glass floodlight bulbs. These bulbs are bright, and they are LED, so you don’t have to worry about them heating up and cracking from high temperatures.I got the 3000k bulbs. They are perfect for lighting my medium-sized yard without blinding my neighbors, but if you want very bright light for a larger yard, go with the 5000k. They are wet-rated, so I’m using them in my outdoor floodlights, as well as in the old, recessed can light in my shower. Perfect lighting for that.These are the smaller version of floodlight bulbs than you may be used to, but they fit just as well and illuminate just as well. They’ll for any standard screw-in lightbulb socket.

[Color: 3000k (Warm White), Color: 3000k (Warm White)]
I installed a set of these 3000K PAR30L flood light bulbs on my farmer's porch to see how they handle real outdoor conditions. The first thing I noticed when taking them out of the box was their solid heavy build. Unlike many cheap modern LEDs that rely on lightweight plastic shells, these bulbs use an all glass housing that feels just like a traditional halogen. Threading them into the porch fixtures was easy, and they sit firmly in place without any loose rattle. Once flipped on, the 3000K color temperature casts a warm and inviting glow across the entire entryway. The light output is impressively intense, easily illuminating the dark steps and front yard without casting harsh shadows. Drawing only fifteen watts while putting out seventeen hundred lumens makes them far more efficient than the ninety watt halogens I replaced. Compared to typical plastic PAR30 bulbs the glass lens on these handles sun exposure and damp weather without yellowing or cracking over time. The glass casing also pulls double duty by dissipating heat evenly across the surface. They have survived several heavy rainstorms on my open porch without any moisture sneaking past the seal. My only minor issue is that the extra weight might cause light track heads to slip if your fixtures have weak swivel joints. For outdoor cans and porch light sockets, however, that heavy build translates to long term durability. You get an ideal balance of classic aesthetics, low power draw, and bright dependable light for a fair price.

[Color: 3000k (Warm White)]
We have ceiling lighting cans in our basement that take PAR30L bulbs - note that these are different from standard PAR30 bulbs as the neck of the bulb is longer on the 30L. Quality incandescent bulbs are no longer generally available, and most of the alternatives have been trash (plastic LED bulbs which overheat and last a fraction of the time that an incandescent lasts). These are well made with an all-glass exterior, proper lighting distribution, and a warm light which matches the incandescents that we still have working. What's especially nice is that these are quite bright, equivalent to the 90w incandescents that we have in place, yet using only 15w. Time will tell as to their longevity, but so far I'm very pleased.