1k PAR can light

Traditional PAR cans use tungsten halogen lamps, with a 3200K color temperature and a CRI of 100 (tungsten halogen lamps are the standard against which all other 3200K light sources are measured). They are dimmable when paired with an AC dimmer.  Like all tungsten lights, they can get extremely hot. Caution should be used when handling, and they should be mounted with air gaps to allow for adequate cooling and reduced risk of fire. They can be used in arrays. For applications where many PAR lamps are desired, a Mole Richardson 9-light or a 12-light Maxi Brute is an excellent alternative.

The number 64 refers to the lamp diameter (in eighths of an inch), making the PAR 64 an 8-inch bulb. PAR stands for “Parabolic Anodized Reflector” which is integrated into the lamp, and comes in various configurations for controlling beam width. The can length isn’t for controlling the beam spread, but rather for adding enough distance between the lamp and the gel to reduce melting/burning.

Our 1K PAR can lights all include an adjustable yoke and a cable with 120v edison plug. They are available in very narrow, narrow, medium, and wide beam widths (the different reflectors are integrated into each lamp). Gel frames and mounting adapters (TVMP or Pipe Clamps) are available on request. We stock 1K Par 64 cans and lamps from a variety of manufacturers, so your rental may vary slightly from the product photos.