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75 Watt Post Top LED Retrofit | 9750 Lumens | E26 Base | 5000K

SKU: MLLG-ID-LED-PT-75-50 Web ID: 1258
Starting at: $115.38
Availability: 49 In Stock Ships 3-5 Days
This 75W LED retrofit is a practical choice for post top and pathway fixtures needing broad 360 degree light distribution. It delivers 9,750 lumens at 130 lumens per watt while replacing a 250W metal halide lamp, reducing wattage demand. The E26 socket mount simplifies retrofit installation, and 100-277V operation supports common commercial voltages. Its 50,000-hour lifespan, aluminum housing, UL certification, and 5000K output suit pathways and post top lighting.

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Product Specifications

UL Listed - Verified for Electrical Safety and PerformanceRebate Eligible - Qualifies for Energy Incentive Programs

Key Features

BrandLED Lighting Supply
Watts75
Lumens9750
Lumens Per Watt130
Replaces250 Watt Metal Halide
Voltage100V-277V
Color Temperature5000K
CRI75+
DimmingNo
Beam Angles (Std)360°
Lifespan50,000 hours
MountingSocket
Frequency (Hz)50/60

Durable Construction

HousingPure Aluminum + PC lens
CertificationsUL | Rebate Eligible

Measurements

Dimensions (in)5 (OD) X 10
Weight (lbs)3

Additional Resources

Product Overview

This 75-watt LED post top retrofit bulb is designed for socket-mounted post top fixtures using an E26 base. It produces 9750 lumens at 5000K with a 360-degree beam distribution.

The lamp is intended for retrofit work where an existing post top fixture has an E26 socket and a 100-277V supply. Its 75-watt output replaces a 250-watt metal halide lamp.

Core Performance and Output

This lamp delivers 9750 lumens at 130 lumens per watt. The 5000K color temperature and 75+ CRI provide a cool white output for exterior post top installations.

The 360-degree beam angle distributes light around the lamp inside an appropriate fixture enclosure. Output can be excessive at low mounting heights, while fixture optics and post spacing affect uniformity across larger layouts.

Adjustability and Control Options

This LED post top retrofit operates on 100-277V, 50/60Hz electrical systems. It uses a fixed 5000K color temperature and fixed 360-degree distribution.

The lamp is not dimmable. It should be installed where non-dimming operation is acceptable.

Longevity and Reliability

This lamp is rated for a 50,000-hour lifespan. The LED retrofit design removes the need to maintain a metal halide lamp and its associated high-wattage operation.

Long-term service access depends on the existing post top fixture design and the condition of its E26 socket. The socket should be inspected during retrofit work.

Build Quality and Physical Characteristics

The lamp uses a pure aluminum housing with a PC lens. The aluminum body manages heat from the 75-watt LED assembly.

It measures 5 inches outside diameter by 10 inches long and weighs 3 pounds. Fixture clearance must accommodate the lamp diameter and length before installation.

Where This Product Fits Best

This retrofit fits existing E26 post top fixtures serving pedestrian-scale exterior lighting areas. It is intended for installations that need broad light distribution from a socket-mounted lamp.

  • post top lighting
  • pedestrian area lighting
  • decorative outdoor lighting
  • architectural site lighting
  • pathway lighting
  • campus lighting

The 360-degree beam pattern works with fixture housings designed to distribute light around the post top. Final appearance and distribution depend on the existing fixture lens, reflector, and mounting height.

Installation and Long-Term Use

This lamp installs through an E26 socket connection. Confirm the existing fixture uses an E26 socket, has adequate internal clearance, and is supplied by 100-277V power.

Mounting height is set by the existing post top fixture and site layout. Ongoing maintenance should include inspection of the socket connection and fixture enclosure when the lamp is serviced.

How This Fixture Is Commonly Used

For post top lighting and decorative outdoor lighting, this lamp retrofits socket-mounted fixtures that previously used 250-watt metal halide lamps. The 360-degree beam pattern supports fixtures intended to distribute light around the post.

For pedestrian area lighting, pathway lighting, and campus lighting, layout follows the existing post locations and fixture geometry. Higher output can reduce the number of active fixtures in a layout, but it can also increase brightness at lower mounting heights.

Safety, Certifications, and Warranty

This lamp is UL certified. It is rebate eligible.

Warranty duration is not specified in the supplied product information. Installation must use the stated E26 socket mounting and 100-277V operating range.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the output of this LED post top retrofit?

A: It delivers 9750 lumens while using 75 watts.

Q: What voltage does this lamp operate on?

A: It operates on 100-277V, 50/60Hz power.

Q: Is this LED post top retrofit dimmable?

A: No. This lamp is not dimmable.

Q: What mounting connection does this lamp use?

A: It uses socket mounting with an E26 base.

Q: What should be considered when planning fixture placement?

A: Existing mounting height, fixture geometry, post locations, and target light levels affect layout. The supplied product data does not establish a specific spacing value.

Application Questions and Clarification

Q: Is this lamp intended for post top lighting?

A: Yes. It is a socket-mounted LED retrofit lamp for post top lighting with an E26 base.

Q: Can this lamp be used for pedestrian area lighting and pathway lighting?

A: These are valid applications when the existing fixture has an E26 socket, adequate lamp clearance, and a 100-277V supply.

Q: What should be verified before retrofitting architectural site lighting fixtures?

A: Verify the E26 socket, 100-277V supply, internal fixture clearance, mounting height, and layout requirements. The lamp has a 360-degree beam angle and measures 5 inches outside diameter by 10 inches long.

Web ID: 1258