So is it a BR40 or a BR30? Product features say: "LED BR30 flood light can replace your... BR40" Specs say: Size BR40, Shape BR30.
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It's a BR40. I have it installed next to another BR40 and there's no visible size different from the viewer's perspective.
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It's a BR40. Though as for my experience, I'd really recommend this one if you want better quality and results Triangle Bulbs (4-Pack) 12-Watt (80-Watt) Soft White Floodlight BR40 LED Light Bulb, 1050 Lumens, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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I have both. The BR30 is for smaller fixtures and the BR40 is for a 6" can. The 30 fits the HALO fixture that you put the swivel cover on. To aim it at the wall. The 30 had slightly less wattage use and less lumens. About 100 less. I can't tell the difference in two I have five feet apart. I think the B RR30 is 700+ lumen and the BR40 800+
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I have the BR30 and the BR40. Bought all the lights out and these are the best. The BR30 puts out 100 lumens less than the BR40. The BR30 fits the smaller fixture or the larger one. Smaller ones are good for the eyeball fixtures. I really see very little less light on the BR30. However Ii will use the 40 in most fixtures as it fits the six inch can better and does have a tiny bit more light. I waited a long time for these babies. Only the price will get better. The quality is right.
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It is a considered the spot light in the description on there website here http://tuffledlights.com/products/led-spot-light-bar-10-30v-72w-20-inch-long/ .they also said they don't make the rugged series in a flood light design. although it has a pretty wide throw, about 10 degrees less angle then a conventional big single light housing off road flood light, according to a little research I've done. that being said, I'm glad I went with the spot instead of a combo our flood because its, kinda like a flood. if I was rock crawling or lighting up the BMX track, I'd go with the flood.
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60* Flood. These are great lights. I have 2 on the back of my Jeep as back up lights, 1 on the front as an addition to my long range KC lights, 2 that I need to mount underneith as rock lights and a pair to use as back up lights on my full size truck. If you're looking for LED floods...these are the real deal. They are not for a great distance though like spot lights.
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I've only ever used a recessed lighting fixture in these, not a bulb. However the recommended bulb for these are BR30's, I'm not sure if a BR40 will fit.
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I accidentally deleted my answer. I saw your response. At their website it mentions that the other design flood is large size for easier relamping...meaning changing bulbs. When you do find the answer please post it so that we will all be more informed. This lamp has a ten year warranty too...mine did.
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I use the LED flood lights. They are great! They've been in there for a few years.
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The item sold USA baffle/trim for a recessed lighting can. Yes, the baffle/trim works with br30 bulb. Thank you
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FYI The bulb type tells you the answer. The 40 in BR40 is 40/8. all bulb types are the same. A19 is 19/8, etc. I don;t know why they chose that method, but all bulb diameters are in eights of an inch/
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I guess that you probably could change out the trim rings on these units IF YOU CAN FIND THEM! I did not change the trim ring, but I did use BR 30 LED small flood bulbs which are readily available at Home Depot, Lowes and probably Amazon in both of my Broan 744 units. They are smaller than PAR 38 floods so there is a space between the trim rings and the bulbs, but I don't mind because they are in toilet areas in the master bathroom. I am an optometrist and I am therefore very picky about color temperature and light spread. I chose this course of action. It is easier to go to the store, buy a few different BR 30 or PAR 38 LED bulbs with different color temperatures, try them at home, see which you prefer, and return the ones which you don't like.
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I use LED flood lights and they work fine for me. I use the day-light type.
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It's the width of the light beam. 60 being twice as wide as a 30 degree light. Therefore, 30 is more of a spot light and 60 more of a flood light.
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They are 150W max each bulb and designed for standard PAR38 floodlights. CFL's would probably work, but I would use LED if the goal is long life between bulb replacements or lower power. Something like: "Philips 422196 17-Watt PAR38 LED Outdoor Flood Light Bulb" available on Amazon. You shouldn't have any issue with the fixture itself - high quality and long lasting.
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For me, BR30/40 is better. I'm using this one and it gives me greater satisfaction Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 4) 8-Watt (65-Watt) BR30 LED Flood Light Bulb, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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I bought this light in advance for remodeling. My contractor will be installing it within the next week. My new addition will have dimmable switches, so I after measuring the space in the light, I purchased a 75W dimmable LED. The only thing I have read from reviews about this light is you have to be careful of overheating the bulb is fully enclosed. That's why I chose a bulb style rather than a floodlight style and the lower wattage. Hope this helps.
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About the same size as your standard outdoor floodlight. I think the size is called Par 38. Excellent light, no problems, very bright.
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It is the 80 lux version. You can tell by plugging in the manufacturer's model # from the Amazon listing into the Philips web site's Find Your Product page.From there, you can see this leaflet:http://download.p4c.philips.com/files/b/bf48l20balxm/bf48l20balxm_pss_enggb.pdfLooking at other front light products:The 40 lux version looks like it is smaller and has a single LED with a white, front reflector surrounding the LED.The 60 lux version is a dynamo driven light.
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The light from a PAR bulb is focused. If you seek a broad flood, try a BR30 or BR40.