GE 76226 CMHi23P38WFL/ECO

Description

// GE Pulsearc Constant Color 23W 120V 3000K Self-Ballast Ceramic Metal Halide UV-Control PAR38 Wide Floodlight Reflector Used To Replace Up to 90W Halogen PAR38 Lamp Product Details CRI 81 Initial Lumens 1400 Rated Avg. Life 10,000hrs  Color Temp 3000K (830) MOL 5.31in x  DIA 4.75in Universal Burning Position E-26 Medium Screw-In Base  Wide Flood 36 Degrees Beam Spread Rated for Open or Enclosed Fixtures Sold 6/Case *Please call to order less* Spec Sheet Additional Information Color uniformity lamp-to-lamp Ceilings will look clean and bright, with minimal color variation lamp-to-lamp. ConstantColor CMH provides a consistent “white look”, which is critical for interior applications.  Long life 2 – 3 times longer life than Incandescent or Halogen PAR lamps. Highly efficient 4 times more lumens per watt than Incandescent or Halogen PARs. Excellent color rendering Warm white light (3000K) and exceptional color rendering (>80 CRI) make ConstantColor® CMH® an ideal source for indoor applications. Caution • Risk of Burn – Allow lamp to cool before handling. – Do not turn on lamp until fully installed. • Lamp may shatter and cause injury if broken – Do not use excessive force when installing lamp. – Do not use lamp if outer glass is scratched or broken. Warning • Risk of Electric Shock – Do not use where directly exposed to water or outdoors without an enclosed fixture. – Turn power off before inspection, installation or removal. • Risk of Fire – Keep combustible materials away from lamp. – Use fused or thermally protected ballast – see instructions. – Use in fixture rated for this product. • Unexpected lamp rupture may cause injury, fire, or property damage – Do not exceed rated voltage. – Do not store flammable materials near/below lamp. – Do not turn on lamp until fully installed. – Do not use beyond rated life. – Do not use lamp if outer glass is scratched or broken. – Do not use where directly exposed to water or outdoors without an enclosed fixture. – Use only properly rated ballast.