SATCO Lighting S29425 12.5W, PAR30LN LED, 2700K, 25 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120V

The Satco S29425 is a PAR30LN, the long neck version of the PAR30. Long neck lamps are roughly half an inch longer overall than a short neck PAR30, so they fit recessed cans built for PAR30LN but can sit proud or fail to seat in trims sized for the short neck. If the fixture was originally lamped with a short neck PAR30, check the depth before swapping. The base itself is the same standard medium screw base, so wiring and socket type are not the issue.

2700K is warm white, the same color point as a standard incandescent or halogen lamp. If you are relamping a hospitality space, lobby, or residential unit that still runs incandescent PAR30s, this keeps the color consistent across the run. Mixing it with 3000K or 4000K lamps in the same ceiling will read as a visible color difference, so standardize the whole zone at 2700K.

The Satco S29425 draws 12.5 watts on 120 volts. In a property with existing 75 watt halogen or incandescent PAR30LN lamps, an LED in this wattage class is the usual relamp target, and the electrical load per socket drops to a fraction of the original. For a large relamp, that matters twice: circuit loading on the branch and the heat you stop dumping into the plenum above the cans.

Clear. A clear lens on a 25 degree beam keeps the beam edge tight and crisp, which is what you want for accent work. The tradeoff is that the source is more visible in the aperture, so if glare from an open trim is a concern in the space, a frosted or diffused lamp reads softer to anyone looking up at it.

PAR lamps in general are a hard glass pressed shape, but the S29425 is catalogued as an indoor lighting lamp and its specs cover an indoor screw-base application at 120 volts. For soffit downlights, landscape wells, or any fixture exposed to weather, spec a lamp explicitly rated for damp or wet location instead rather than assuming this one carries it.