Most LED flood bulbs use the standard Edison medium screw base—E26 (often listed as compatible with E26/E27 fixtures).
Beam angles vary by product: many colored PAR38 flood bulbs list a 90° flood beam, while some multi-panel or adjustable-head fixtures offer wider or directional coverage—some even advertise 360° coverage and the ability to illuminate areas up to about 538 sq. ft.
LED flood bulbs come in distinct colors (including blue) and in white options; some listings show daylight white at about 5000 K.
Many options include safety certifications such as UL (and some ETL). Numerous colored flood bulbs are rated for damp locations, making them suitable for indoor/outdoor decorative use.
Lifespans vary by product: some colored PAR38 bulbs are rated around 10,000 hours, certain LED garage fixtures list up to 100,000 hours, and one flood option describes bulb life as about 22.8 years.
Common shapes include PAR38 and BR30 flood bulbs, plus integrated multi-panel LED fixtures often sold as integrated LED units rather than replaceable bulbs.
Warranty coverage varies: limited warranties in listings range from 1 year up to 5 years, and some colored bulbs note a 2-year warranty.