SATCO Lighting S29437 12.5W, PAR30LN LED, 3500K, 60 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120V

Yes. The S29437 is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can be installed in sealed or fully enclosed fixtures where a non-enclosed-rated LED would overheat. It also carries a Wet location rating and is listed for indoor and outdoor use, which covers soffits, canopies and exterior enclosed downlights.

Not always. The S29437 is a PAR30LN (long neck), which puts the medium screw base farther back from the face of the lamp than a short neck PAR30. In a recessed can sized for a short neck, the long neck will sit deeper or may not thread in at all; in a can built for the long neck, a short neck version sits too far down and loses aim. Match the neck length to what came out of the housing.

It replaces a 75W incandescent PAR30 while drawing 12.5 watts at 120V, about 0.104 amps. Output is 1000 lumens. On a 15A/20A lighting circuit that load difference is what lets property managers reuse an existing circuit and add fixtures or drop connected load on a retrofit.

The S29437 is 3500K, a neutral white that sits between warm 2700K/3000K residential lamps and cooler 4000K. It is a fixed color temperature, not CCT selectable, so it will read noticeably cooler next to 3000K lamps on the same ceiling. If you're standardizing a facility on 3500K it matches; if the rest of the building is 3000K, order the 3000K version of the lamp instead.

Yes, the lamp is dimmable. It runs on 120V line voltage at 60Hz, so it is intended for standard forward-phase line-voltage dimming, not low-voltage or 0-10V control. It is not a three-way lamp, so don't put it in a three-way socket expecting stepped levels.

60 degrees is a flood pattern, good for even ceiling-height downlighting in corridors, offices, guest rooms and retail sales floors where you want overlapping pools rather than punch. If the job is accenting artwork, merchandise or a wall feature, order a narrower beam PAR30LN instead. The clear lens on this one keeps the beam defined rather than diffusing it.

CRI is 90, which is the level typically specified for retail merchandise, hospitality lobbies, guest rooms and healthcare spaces where skin tones and fabric color matter. Standard 80 CRI lamps are cheaper per unit but visibly flatten color.

Burning position is universal, so it can be aimed base-up in a recessed downlight, base-down in a pendant, or horizontal in a track head or wall wash without affecting rated life.

Yes, it is California T24 listed. Note that it is not DLC approved, so if a utility rebate program in your area requires DLC qualification for the lamp, this one will not qualify. It is FCC compliant.

Average rated life is 25,000 hours. At roughly 12 hours a day in a corridor or lobby that is several years between relamps, which is the maintenance-labor argument for the swap more than the energy number alone.

The lens is thermoplastic PBT with a clear finish and the base is plastic, with a silver housing. PBT lens and plastic base construction means no glass to shatter on a lift, which matters for exterior soffit and parking canopy work where the lamp also has to carry the wet location rating it has.