Luxrite
Luxrite LR31602 12PC PAR20 LED 7W 500LM 3500K
A 12-pack of PAR20 LED bulbs delivering 500 lumens at 3500K while using only 7 watts each
- TypeLight Bulbs
- ColorTransparent
- 7W LED replaces 50W incandescent for 85% energy savings
- 500 lumens at 3500K delivers vivid neutral-white illumination
- Wet-location rating allows reliable indoor and outdoor use
- Smooth dimming from 100% down to 10% for flexible ambience
- UL listed with zero flicker and instant-on performance
Purpose and fit
This 12-pack of Luxrite PAR20 LED bulbs replaces 50 watt incandescent lamps with 7 watt units that deliver 500 lumens each at 3500K. They suit homeowners who want dimmable, wet-location rated spot lighting for indoor and outdoor fixtures.
Who it suits and who it does not
Buyers needing dimmable flood bulbs for track lights, recessed cans, range hoods, patios or garages will find the smooth 100 to 10 dimming range useful. Those requiring a different colour temperature, a non-dimmable option, or a beam angle not supplied by a PAR20 form factor should look elsewhere.
Installation checks
Verify that each socket accepts a PAR20 base and that the fixture is rated for at least 7 watts per lamp. Confirm the dimmer switch is compatible with LED loads if you plan to use the dimming function. Ensure the supply voltage matches the bulb rating before fitting.
Highlights
- 7W LED replaces 50W incandescent for 85% energy savings
- 500 lumens at 3500K delivers vivid neutral-white illumination
- Wet-location rating allows reliable indoor and outdoor use
- Smooth dimming from 100% down to 10% for flexible ambience
- UL listed with zero flicker and instant-on performance
Specifications
| Brand | LUXRITE |
|---|---|
| Type | Light Bulbs |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Do I need a dimmer switch to use the smooth dimming feature that goes from 100 to 10?
Yes, a compatible dimmer switch is required to access the smooth dimming range from 100 to 10 percent; the bulbs operate at full brightness on a standard on-off switch.
Will the 3500 K colour temperature clash with 50 W equivalent halogen bulbs I keep in the same fixture?
The 3500 K output is cooler than typical halogen bulbs, so a visible colour difference will appear when both types are lit together in the same fixture.
How can I confirm the zero flickering claim after installation?
Observe the light at the lowest dimming level; stable output without visible pulsing or strobing indicates the zero-flicker performance is working as intended.
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