300 Watt sealed beam - PAR56 - 2000 Average rated hours - 3850 Lumens - Mogul End Prong base - 120 Volt

High-Intensity Precision for Demanding Environments

When your project requires powerful, focused illumination, the SATCO 300W PAR56 sealed beam lamp delivers the intensity you need. Engineered for high-output performance, this bulb produces a staggering 3,850 lumens, cutting through the darkness with a narrow 10-degree beam spread. Whether you are highlighting architectural features from a distance or ensuring a stage is perfectly lit, this lamp provides a crisp, clear light that smaller bulbs simply cannot match.

The rugged sealed beam construction is designed to withstand the rigors of professional use. By integrating the reflector and lens into a single, hermetically sealed unit, the internal filament remains protected from dust and moisture, ensuring consistent light quality throughout its 2,000-hour rated life. This makes it an ideal choice for large-scale venues where maintenance access is difficult and reliability is non-negotiable.

• Optimized Light Control: The CC-13 filament and narrow beam angle provide a concentrated spot, perfect for long-throw applications and dramatic accent lighting in theaters or stadiums.
• Seamless Dimming: Fully dimmable capability allows you to transition from high-energy brightness to subtle ambient tones, giving you total control over the atmosphere of your space.
• Professional Grade Hardware: Featuring a robust Mogul End Prong (GX16d) base, this lamp ensures a secure electrical connection for 120V systems in heavy-duty commercial and industrial fixtures.
• Superior Output: With 3,850 lumens of brightness, this 300-watt powerhouse offers the punch required for outdoor security, theatrical spotlights, and large-scale architectural displays.

From the theater stage to the exterior of a landmark building, the SATCO PAR56 sealed beam is the dependable choice for high-wattage lighting. Its combination of raw power and precise beam control ensures that your subject is always seen in the best possible light, regardless of the distance.