SATCO Lighting S29410 12.5W, PAR30SN LED, 2700K, 25 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120V

The S29410 is a dimmable LED on 120V line voltage. It needs an LED compatible (electronic low voltage or CL rated) dimmer; older magnetic incandescent dimmers with a high minimum load often cause flicker or a limited dimming range, especially with only one or two 12.5 watt lamps on the circuit. Nothing in the lamp itself needs rewiring, just the right dimmer at the wall.

2700K is warm white, the same color temperature as standard incandescent and halogen lamps. If the rest of your fixtures are older incandescent or 2700K LED, the S29410 blends in. It will look noticeably yellower beside 3000K or 3500K lamps, so if a space is already standardized at 3000K, mixing these in on the same ceiling will show.

Output wise it lines up with a low wattage halogen PAR30. The S29410 draws 12.5 watts and puts out 1000 lumens at 2700K, which is the warm white halogen color most people are matching. The 25 degree beam is a narrow flood, so it behaves like a halogen narrow flood rather than a wide flood. If your existing lamps spread light wider across a room, a 25 degree beam will read as tighter and more pooled.

Twenty five degrees is a narrow flood, meant for accent and display work: artwork, merchandise, bar tops, architectural features. It concentrates the 1000 lumens into a tighter pool with visible falloff at the edges. For even general illumination across a room or corridor you want a wider flood, typically 40 degrees or more, otherwise you get scalloping and dark gaps between fixtures.

It is a 90+ CRI lamp. That is the threshold most retail, gallery, hospitality, and healthcare specs call for because colors, fabrics, food, and skin tones render accurately rather than looking washed out. For a back of house or storage area a standard 80 CRI lamp would do, but anywhere merchandise or guests are on display, the 90+ rating is the reason to pick this one.

Yes, as long as the head takes a medium base PAR30 short neck lamp on 120V line voltage. The narrow 25 degree beam is well suited to track accent lighting, and at 0.35 lb the lamp is light enough that it will not unbalance an adjustable head. Check the shroud depth on the head, since it is sized for either a short neck or a long neck PAR30.

The lamp is a 120V indoor PAR30SN LED with a plastic body, grouped for indoor lighting use. Treat it as a dry or damp interior lamp for recessed cans and track heads. For exterior soffit, landscape, or exposed fixtures, specify a lamp that carries a wet location rating.