Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #12332 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Crane
• Model: V72
• Number of items: 1

Features

• Less than 8-Watt of power
• 7.3-Watt
• Focused beam
• 72-LEDs, 200-Lumen
• UL listed

From the Manufacturer
This economical, high-quality spotlight is perfect for those hard-to-reach places where it's difficult or dangerous to change the light bulb. The 72 LEDs use only 7.3-Watt of power and last over 11 years. Use it as a porch light or in a motion sensor and save a lot of money over the life of the bulb. It's also great for illuminating signs, addresses and other things that need to be well lit. Weight: 12.5-Ounce. Size: 4.75-Inch diameter.

Customer Reviews

some useful info
This is a 200 lumen light, which is slightly less light than you'd get from a typical 25 watt incandescent bulb. Keep this firmly in mind if you're looking for decent room lighting. PAR 38, in case you're wondering, means "parabolic aluminized reflector" 38 eighths inches or 4.75 inches in diameter.

LEDs burned out
I bought this bulb in late June, and it is now early September, and a big patch of the LEDs on the spotlight (about one-quarter to one-third of the LEDs) have either burned out or for whatever reason are no longer shining. Hope this bulb experience is a fluke rather than a standard experience. I am disappointed. The light emitted by this bulb is bluish. In the future I will try to look for a warm white LED and one from a more recognizable name brand.

Best LED light that I've found so far, but not right for every situation.
This is the best LED light that I've found so far. That's not saying much, since the others have been too dim, too blue, and too thin to be used for general purpose lighting.

As others have stated, this bulb isn't particularly bright. But there are some cases where it's the perfect tool for the job.

We used this light to replace an outdoor CFL PAR38 spotlight on our back porch. We live in Illinois, and temperatures of 15F are typical and temperatures below 0F happen regularly in January. The set of 3 CFLs that light our back porch produce very dim purple light for 10 to 15 minutes or so while they warm up, and then they'll produce normal light after that. However, we often make short trips out during the winter (we have a dog) -- so we ended up leaving the CFLs on all evening, just so that we could have light when we wanted it. I didn't want to go back to incandescents, so I purchased one of these lights and replaced one of the the CFL lights with this LED PAR38. In a side-by-side test with the CFLs, it looks like this bulb is the right tool for lighting up our porch. The instant-on feature, relative lack of temperature-sensitivity makes it brighter than the CFLs while I'm out on the porch, and the relatively whitish light (when compared to other LED bulbs, and cold-soaked CFLs) make this bulb absolutely perfect for this job.

I probably wouldn't use this LED light for indoor lighting -- you get a better choice of colors/spectrums and more brightness with CFLs (and possibly more lumens per watt!) -- and the temperature-sensitivity isn't as much of an issue indoors... But I'll probably purchase another 4 of these lights to replace the rest of the outdoor PAR38 spotlights around the outside of the house over the next few months. The PAR38 spotlights over the sink in the kitchen will probably stay as CFLs.