Is this a replacement for a PAR38?
313373
It would work as a replacement,but it is significantly different in several respects. First, the light comes evenly from the white opaque center disk you can see in the picture. There are no hot spots, and you cannot see the individual LEDs without effort (like sunglasses). At least in my cans (Juno IC2), the light emitting surface sits lower than the Phillips PAR38s I used to use, so the light produces a wider pattern on adjacent walls and on the floor. It's very bright (150w equivalent is correct for sure). It's shockingly cooler (in actual temperature) than even a smaller halogen reflector bulb. I would say it's warm white in terms of color. Instantly on, full brightness (compared to CFLs I tried). I don't know how long it will last, but it appears well made, it installed easily, it works great and I'm completely pleased. I especially like the lower operating temp and the wider beam angle.
313374
Note that the trim (as shown in the picture) is for a 6" can and is not removable. So if the PAR38 is in a 6" can (and you are fine with the trim that comes with this light), this is a fine replacement. If your PAR38 is not in a 6" can, this will not work as a replacement.
313375
Yes it is. But I highly recommend this one: Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 4) 15-Watt (120-Watt) PAR38 LED Flood Light Bulb, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
313376
Yes it is, and I think the light output is incredible . I certainly recommend it to anyone
1737067
Yes that is the same. CR2032. Amazon just gives you the choice of CR2 on the drop down.
147454
If it's got a rail, you should be good to go. I don't own a PK380 but saw pics online.
146410
NO. It needs the right one. Parlux 3800 Diffuser by Parlux . I have it, it fits perfect.
34648
Yes. Mine is Wild Thing 2375 and the Replacement was identical to the original and the workmanship was very good.
2149497
Yes but this item has now been obsoleted and replaced by the AE4440YAA1A. The AE4440YAA1A is the most current model for your application. Let us know if there are any more questions.
1345297
I bought these to replace some halogen par30 bulbs for our recessed lighting. it does fit the par30 socket exactly. the bulb head looks about the same size as the old halogen bulbs we had, no problem fitting. it is a bit brighter than I had been expecting based on the equivalent wattage, but we're happy with them.
678705
I doubt about PAR 38 due to width...Par30? doubtful but depends on shape but a par 20 would for sure.
1960636
No. I have a PPS and a CP99 and I just tried it. The PPS was too wide, it did not fit. Any of the after market generic lasers will work. The CP99 and PK380 had an identical frame, so they were interchangeable. The PPS was awfully close, identical to my eye but it just was too fat a pistol I had trouble getting the laser off the PK380 - my bed time gun - and didn't want the press the issue as I have it bore sighted and accurized. That said, I do like the PPS. I'm thinking of getting it in the 9mm size once I get to Texas.
84314
I have no idea...sorry. I put my model name & number into the search and this is the model that came up. It matched my broken one, it was Prime, so I ordered it and it came a day & half later and worked perfectly. I was back to work on it immediately.
292796
Although I can not be 100% certain, I have looked at both installation manuals and the wiring is exactly the same as to the color of the wires from the unit. In the diagrams, the wiring connector that plugs in to the units looks exactly the same. The only thing that would not make changing units as simple as unplugging the 6430 and plugging in the 6438 is if the connectors are different. I think there is a very high probability that the connectors are the exact same since they are both Dual and would order the 6438 as a replacement.
507241
The BR30 is approximately 3.75 inches (according to specs, I don't have one) the same as a PAR30. I have lots of PAR30's and the Bulb Changer (measures 2.5 inches) works fine on those, however if the surface of the bulb is crinkly (not a technical term) such as in some outdoor bulbs, you may have a problem. The little suction cups on the Bulb Changer work best on smooth surfaces. I hope this helps.
774939
I looked up the HAP 240 replacement filter, and it appears to be slightly smaller than this one, so I would say no. Here's the one you should be looking for: http://www.amazon.com/Holmes-HAPF30PDQU-HAPF30-Replace-Filter/dp/B00006WNO8
1748595
I don't know, but go to the p15-d24 website, (DEPTCA) there is a forum and a cross reference
680135
I do not know. I used it to replace the obsolete # 1276. I determined that it was a good substitute by visiting the Kidde website
1618362
I've used the kit on many different bulbs with success. On the par38 bulbs, moisten the suction cup attachment and it should work just fine for you. Some time the suction is too great so I attach a string to the eye of the suction cup so when the bulb has been screwed in and I want the suction to release I can pull the string to get the kit from the bulb.Good luck! ... Capt. Stu
971254
I don't know you'd have to go to search and compare the model number of 38361 and the serial number because toro may have the same model but it may differ from year to year builds as I have found based on replacement part ordering.