Looking for a 2500 lumen Par 38 LED bulb...

soldsold

Hopefully someone will know where I can get one of these as an internet search only shows one in the states... I'm looking for a:

Par 38 LED bulb
2500 lumens
Warm white or thereabouts
Ideally led's across the whole face rather than just in the center.
Dimmable by voltage regulation.

It's to light a spinning wheel on a fiber optic display (home cinema star ceiling) and the original bulb that came from the USA is blown.

Any help in locating one of these bulbs would be appreciated!

Thanks,

Steve

Hard enough find an LED PAR 38,
Par 64s are much more common.
Usually they're RGB(WA) not just white
They don't have bulbs they have PCB's, are you trying to refit a lense?
Any pics of the old one?

Cheap and nasty link

Cheap (by standards) and cheerful link.

soldsold

Thanks for the reply!

This is what I had before it died. With 110 dollars courier fees and import tax it would be a very expensive bulb if I import one from USA.

http://www.larsonelectronics.com/p-47265-25-watt-led-par-38-spot-flood-light-2500-lumens-dimmable-by-voltage-regulation.aspx

Getting warmer :pac:

Few on ebay and amazon too although I'm not seeing any with the same output.

soldsold

Excellent thanks! The ebay link has an 18x2 watt bulb with 2000 lumens which will probably be close enough to what I need, I'm currently using neutral density filter gels over most of the lightbox output to dim down the 2500 watt bulb so I can re-do it.

Thanks again,

Steve

You could try a CTO gel instead that will bring the bulb down to closer 2700°K if you're happy with the output.
I've yet to see an LED that is a match for tungsten despite what they rated for. I'm constantly buying them and bring them back as falsely advertised.

Dardania

Try these - in practice they look great. Not sure about dimming:

http://www.megamanlighting.com/en/component/productfilter/?task=getProducts&voltage=any&colourtemp=any&wattage=any&lampbase=any&beamangle=any&bulb=PAR38&application=any&category=1

Seanieke

http://www.powerled.ie/shop/led-par-38/led-par38-e27-20w-3000k-warm-white-1200lm-dim/

Hasnt got the Lumens you want but call Adain, he might have something a bit brighter.