Philips PAR38 Incandescent Spot Lamp

Description

This is a Philips PAR38 incandescent reflector lamp, designed for low-voltage applications. With a power rating of 120W at 24V, it delivers a high-intensity spot beam perfect for focused lighting tasks. Its weather and waterproof design makes it exceptionally durable for demanding environments, both indoors and outdoors.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Philips
• Model: PAR38 Spot
• Power: 120W
• Voltage: 24V
• Luminous Flux: 1545 lumen
• Base Type: E27 / ES (Edison Screw)
• Beam Angle: 10 degrees (Spot)
• Color Temperature: 2700K (Warm White)
• Dimensions: 137mm x 123mm

Label Info

• Part Number: 923810720502
• EAN: 8711500418388

Application

Ideal for use in industrial settings, accent lighting, landscape lighting, and any application requiring a robust, low-voltage, focused light source.

Country of Origin

Made in Poland.

CO2 Impact

Choosing this reused lamp saves approximately 11.2 kg of CO2 compared to manufacturing a new one, contributing to a more sustainable industrial practice.

Availability

This item is a discontinued, New Old Stock (NOS) product. Availability is limited. Order now from PLC2Day for expert support and fast delivery.

FAQ

Yes, as a standard incandescent lamp, it is fully dimmable using a suitable low-voltage (24V) dimmer compatible with resistive loads.

Absolutely not. This lamp is designed exclusively for 24V systems. Connecting it to a standard mains voltage (like 120V or 230V) will instantly destroy the lamp and could pose a safety hazard. It must be used with an appropriate 24V transformer.

'PAR' stands for Parabolic Aluminized Reflector. The number '38' refers to the diameter of the lamp in eighths of an inch. Therefore, a PAR38 lamp has a diameter of 38/8 inches, which is 4.75 inches or approximately 120mm.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026