When replacing low watt incandescents, we tend to expect them to be 120V. However that is not always the case, so what can be done when replacing a 60W or 100W incandescent in a 277V setting? TCP has you covered with all kinds of 120-277V universal voltage screw-in lamps.

TCP has 60W equivalent and 100W equivalent 277V LED A19 lamps. Of course they come in all the common color temps like 2700K, 3000K, 4000K and 5000K. In case you need more light output, they have 125W and 200W equivalent LED A23 lamps, both of which are in E26 medium base. If you need E39 mogul, you can always do an E26->E39 socket adapter.

Maybe the most rare of the universal voltage lamps is the 277V LED BR30. TCP has those too, in both 65W equivalent and 100W equivalent and all the colors. Notice with TCP’s part numbers that the wattage equivalent is listed in the part number, ie. L100BR30N25UNV30K is a 100W equivalent universal voltage lamp in 3000K.

277V LED PAR38 lamps are commonly what we will get requests for when it comes to a universal voltage LED screw-in. TCP has these in 100W equivalent in all the colors, 25 degree or 40 degree, and at a very reasonable cost as well. TCP’s 277V LED PAR38 lamps are also wet rated for use outdoors.

The newest 277V lamp from TCP is their 277V LED PAR30 Long Neck. This lamp is really quite amazing as it is a 20W 1900 lumen LED PAR30 which makes it one of the highest output LED PAR30’s out there. On top of that it has the 120-277V universal voltage, wet rated and 90+ CRI for superior color rendering. Very reasonable cost too for such a feature-packed bulb at only $17.44 a piece.

TCP as usual makes it easy to retrofit any existing fixture no matter the voltage or lamp type! Check out all of the TCP 120-277V LED Lamps. They are always inventing new products so stay tuned for more and if you have any specific lighting needs please contact us today for a quote.