SATCO Lighting S29405 6.5W, PAR20 LED, 2700K, 40 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120V

Yes. The S29405 is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can go in a closed trim, a sealed jelly jar, or any fixture where heat cannot escape freely. It is also wet location rated and listed for both indoor and outdoor use, which covers soffits, covered entries, and exterior cans exposed to weather. Plenty of PAR20 LEDs are open-fixture only, so this is one of the fewer ones you can standardize on across both interior and exterior openings in a building.

It is California T24 listed, so it can be used where a Title 24 compliant lamp is called for. It also carries a CRI of 90, which is the color rendering level a lot of high quality lighting specs ask for, and it is FCC compliant. For a multi-family or hospitality relamp in California, that combination is what gets it past inspection and keeps the color quality in the units.

Forty degrees is a flood, not a spot. It is the right beam for general downlighting in a recessed can, for washing a wall or a retail display, and for track heads that need overlapping coverage rather than a tight pool. If you are trying to punch a narrow highlight on a single piece of artwork or a merchandise feature, you want a narrower PAR20 beam instead. The clear lens keeps the beam defined rather than diffusing it.

Burning position is universal, so base up in a can, base down in a pendant, or horizontal in a track head or landscape fixture are all fine. No orientation restriction to design around. Rated life is 25,000 hours, which is what makes it worth putting in the hard-to-reach cans first.

Fixed. CCT selectable is not offered on this lamp, so every one you order is 2700K warm white. For a property manager standardizing a building that is the point: no field switch to get set wrong by a tech, and no drifting color between floors. If you need a cooler 3000K or 4000K look in a different area, that is a separate lamp, not a setting on this one.

No. It is not a three-way lamp, so in a three-way socket it will run at a single output regardless of the switch position. For dimming, use it on a dimmer circuit instead, which it does support. In a fixture where the three-way switching is the whole point, this is the wrong lamp.

It is not DLC approved, so it will not qualify under a rebate program that requires a DesignLights Consortium listing. If your utility incentive is written around the DLC qualified products list, plan around that before you order quantity. It does carry the California T24 listing, which is a separate compliance path.

Housing is silver with a plastic base, and the lens is clear thermoplastic (PBT). No glass envelope, which is worth knowing for a gym, a corridor, or a food service area where a glass PAR breaking overhead is a real problem. PBT also holds up to the heat in an enclosed trim, which is part of why it is enclosed rated.

Order it as Satco S29405. There is one configuration: clear lens, 6.5W, 2700K, 40 degree beam, medium base, 120V. Nothing to specify beyond the part number, no finish or color temperature option to pick, so a repeat order for a building standard is a single line item.