SATCO Lighting S29444 15W, PAR38 LED, 5000K, 25 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120V

1200 lumens from 15 watts. That output sits in the range of a 75 watt incandescent PAR38 flood, so it's a direct lamp-for-lamp swap in most retail, lobby, and exterior-soffit cans where a 75W PAR38 is coming out, at roughly a fifth of the draw.

The S29444 is a dimmable lamp. On 120V line-voltage dimming it needs an LED-rated (ELV or forward-phase LED-compatible) dimmer; older high-wattage incandescent dimmers often have a minimum load above what a single 15 watt LED draws, which shows up as flicker or a dead bottom end. Ganging several of these on one circuit, or swapping to an LED-rated dimmer, resolves it.

Yes. The S29444 is a 90+ CRI lamp, which is the threshold specifiers use for color-critical work: retail apparel and product display, galleries, dental and exam rooms, paint and finish matching. Standard 80 CRI LEDs flatten reds and skin tones by comparison.

5000K is daylight white, a crisp blue-white with no warmth to it. It will read noticeably cooler than 2700K or 3000K lamps, so mixing it into a run with warm-white cans is immediately visible. Pick 5000K for parking garages, warehouses, workshops, security soffits, and inspection areas; stay warmer in hospitality and residential common areas.

Order Satco S29444, UPC 045923294440. It ships with a clear lens, which is what produces the tight 25 degree pattern and a defined beam edge. A frosted or diffused lens would soften that edge and widen the spread, so if you want a crisp accent beam, clear is the one you want.

The lamp body is plastic rather than glass, which holds up better to impact and thermal shock than a glass PAR, but wet-location suitability depends on the rating printed on the lamp and the fixture it goes into. Used in a covered, gasketed exterior flood housing or a soffit-mounted can, a 120V medium base PAR38 like this is the standard lamp. Don't put it in an open, unprotected uplight exposed to standing water.

0.49 lb per lamp. That is light enough for standard PAR38 gimbal and track heads, which are built around glass PAR38 lamps that typically weigh more, so aiming friction holds without the head drifting.