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EarthLED EX-38
LED Floodlight | LED Buglight
PAR38 9.5 Watt 165 LED
The EX-38 is an advanced PAR38 Bulb designed for Floodlight and Bug light applications in any fixture regardless of its location. By using a massive array of
165 independent Gen II light engines, the EX-38 provides a large amount of illumination power at a low price. The EX-38 is available in traditional soft white, high intensity white and our exclusive yellow bug light coating providing the first LED replacement for this type of application. The EX-38 also features a weatherproof housing allowing its installation outdoors regardless of the environment. Introducing
the EarthLED Floodlight and EarthLED Buglight The EX-38 is specifically
designed to replace bulbs that are probably used the most at your
home or business; floodlights and buglights. These exterior bulbs
take a beating because not only are they constantly exposed to the
environment but they are also used daily for a runtime that
exceeds 8 hours. At the same time these lights are perhaps the
most important as they provide security through their constant
illumination. EarthLED EX-38 replacement bulbs meet all
these challenges with a durable and tough weatherproof housing,
unbeatable 50,000+ hour runtime and consistent and powerful
illumination. The EX-38 is also available in
a special Buglight version, the first of its kind. Use this
powerful bulb in external environments to prevent insects from
being attracted to the bulb while it is operating. Unlike
traditional incandescent buglights which rely on a yellow coated
lense to provide the color temperature needed to operate as a
buglight, the EX-38 uses custom yellow LED bulbs to provide the
most consistent and powerful buglight you have ever seen. Amazing
Efficiency The EX-38 Bulb like all EarthLEDs is
amazingly efficient. Although it only draws 9.6 Watts of
electricity, it performs like a 100 Watt light bulb while at the
same time operating below 125 degrees Fahrenheit. The end result
is reduced cooling costs and operational safety above and beyond
that of traditional incandescent bulbs. Long
Life = Big Savings. The EX-38 has a life span of
over 50,000 hours meaning you will be able to enjoy its amazing
light output and energy cost savings for over 11 Years! On the
other hand the incandescent that is in its place now will need to
be replaced over 50 times in the same time frame. To
put this into perspective: One - 9.6 Watt EarthLED EX-38 costs approximately
$4.20 to run per year at 12 hours per day. Since it was on for approximately 4000 hours it still has nearly 10 years of life! Throughout its entire 11 year life an
EX-38 will cost approximately $75, including the cost of the EX-38, while a traditional fixture using an incandescent bulb will cost nearly
$550! Environmentally
Friendly by Design EarthLEDs are the most environmentally friendly light source other than pure sunlight. First, there are no hazardous substances used inside
EarthLEDs. All of our products are RoHS compliant (a strict new standard
calling for the elimination of hazardous substances). You've probably heard a lot about Compact Florescent Bulbs or CFL. These have been touted as a solution to the inefficiencies of incandescent yet they are all made with mercury, thus they are hardly an environmentally sound solution after all.
Second, EarthLEDs are part of the solution to the energy crisis we are all facing.
EarthLEDs use less power up front and generate less heat when used. Replacing all of your lighting with EarthLED's will suddenly make your home or building an environmentally friendly structure.
Finally, with the long life you will achieve from your EarthLED bulb, you will save on the disposal of approximately 50 incandescent bulbs and 5 mercury tainted, compact fluorescent bulbs thus cleaning up our landfills and ultimately saving our environment from waste.
EarthLED EX-38 (PAR38) Technical Specs:
Base Type: PAR38
Input Voltage: 85~240V AC
Light Engine: 165 LED PowerArray
Luminous Flux: 250 Lumens
Operating Temp: < 127 F / 53 C
Life: >50,000 Hours
Produces No UV or IR Radiation
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