SATCO Lighting S22210 5.5W PAR20 LED, 90 CRI, 3000K, 40 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120V

The S22210 is 3000K, a warm white. It matches other 3000K lamps but will read visibly yellower next to 4000K neutral or 5000K daylight lamps in the same room or corridor. For a property manager relamping in stages, the practical rule is to finish a whole room or a whole run of fixtures in one color temperature rather than swapping one can at a time.

Yes, as a direct socket swap. The S22210 draws 5.5 watts at 120 volts through the same medium base the halogen PAR20 uses, and it is a PAR20 envelope, so it drops into the same trim and track head. The wattage is far below what a halogen PAR20 pulled, which matters if a circuit or fixture has a maximum lamp wattage label. Check that any existing dimmer in the circuit is an LED-rated control, since old incandescent dimmers were sized for much higher loads.

Forty degrees is a flood spread, not a spot. On the S22210 PAR20 that puts it in the range used for general downlighting in offices, corridors, retail floors and hospitality spaces, where you want overlapping pools rather than a tight punch on artwork or signage. If the job calls for highlighting a single object or a merchandise display from height, a narrower spot beam does that better.

Order by MPN S22210. There is one configuration: 5.5W PAR20, 3000K, 90 CRI, 40 degree beam, medium base, 120V, clear. There is no color temperature or beam angle choice to make on it, so if the spec on the drawing calls for 4000K or a spot beam, that is a different Satco part number, not an option on this one.

Clear is the finish on the S22210. A clear PAR20 lens with a 40 degree flood spread gives a cleaner beam edge and more sparkle from the source than a diffused lens, which is what you want over retail displays and lobby seating and what you may not want in a low ceiling where the lamp is in direct view.