SATCO Lighting S11588 13.3W PAR38 LED, Medium Base, Silver Finish, CCT Selectable, 120V, 25 degree Beam Angle

The S11588 PAR38 carries a Wet location rating and is listed for both indoor and outdoor use, so it can go in an exposed soffit can, a canopy fixture, or a landscape/facade fixture that sees rain. Burning position is universal, so base-up, base-down, or horizontal aiming are all fine.

It replaces a 90W incandescent PAR38 while drawing 13.3W at 120V, 0.180A. On a 20A, 120V branch circuit that is a big difference for a retrofit: the old 90W lamps pull 0.75A each, so a run of track or cans that was near capacity has plenty of headroom after the swap. Output is 1200 lumens.

One lamp covers five color temperatures: 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K, set on the lamp itself rather than ordered as separate part numbers. For a property manager or MRO stockroom that means a single SKU on the shelf instead of five, and you can set 2700K for lobbies and residential units and 4000K or 5000K for parking, stairs, and back-of-house from the same box. CRI is 90, so finishes and merchandise read accurately at any of the five settings.

25 degrees is a narrow flood, a beam that puts a defined pool of light on a target rather than washing a room. Use the S11588 where you are accenting: artwork, signage, retail displays, a building facade, high ceilings where a wide beam would go flat by the time it lands. If you are lighting general circulation, a lobby, or a low ceiling and want even coverage with fewer hot spots, pick a wider PAR38 flood instead. The 1200 lumen output is concentrated into that 25 degree cone, so it reads brighter on target than the lumen number alone suggests.

The lamp is dimmable on 120V, 60Hz line voltage. It is an LED, so it needs an LED-compatible dimmer; older incandescent-only dimmers that were sized for the 90W load these lamps replace often will not run a 13.3W LED smoothly at the bottom of the range. It is not a three-way lamp, so do not use it in a three-way socket expecting stepped output.

The lens is polycarbonate, not glass, and the base is polyamide. For an exterior wall pack, a parking canopy, or a gymnasium where a glass PAR38 is a breakage and cleanup problem, the polycarbonate lens is the practical difference. The lamp is lensed with a clear optic, which keeps the 25 degree beam defined.

Order Satco S11588. That single part number covers the lamp in the silver finish, 13.3W, 25 degree beam, with all five color temperatures built in, so there is no separate number per CCT. It is marked lawful for sale in California, and it is FCC compliant, which matters when these go into a facility with sensitive electronics or radio equipment.