SATCO Lighting S29448 15W, PAR38 LED, 4000K, 40 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120V

Yes. The S29448 is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can go in a sealed or gasketed fixture where a non-enclosed-rated LED would cook itself. It also carries a wet location rating, which covers open soffits, canopies and outdoor flood housings that take direct water.

It replaces a 90W incandescent PAR38 while drawing 15 watts at 120V, 0.125 amps. Output is 1200 lumens at 4000K with a 40 degree beam, so it behaves like a standard flood rather than a tight spot.

Yes, the S29448 is California T24 listed. It is also FCC compliant. It is not DLC approved, so if your utility rebate program requires a DLC listing, this lamp will not qualify for it.

Yes. It is rated for both indoor and outdoor use and carries a wet location rating, so exposed exterior flood housings, soffits and canopy cans are all fair game. Being enclosed rated also means a sealed gasketed outdoor fixture will not shorten its life.

Dimmable, yes. Three-way, no. It is a single-output lamp, so putting it in a 3-way socket gets you one light level, not three. For dimming, wire it to a standard 120V dimming circuit.

4000K is neutral white, the usual pick for retail, offices, garages, and commercial exteriors where you want crisp light rather than the yellow cast of a 2700K residential lamp. This lamp is fixed at 4000K, not CCT selectable, so if you are standardizing a building on warm white you need a different lamp instead of a field setting. CRI is 90, which holds merchandise and finish colors accurately.

Burning position is universal, so base-up in a recessed can, base-down in a pendant, or horizontal in a sconce or track head all work. No orientation restriction to plan around when you are relamping mixed fixture types across a building.

Rated for 25,000 average hours. On a 12 hour per day storefront or parking canopy schedule that is roughly 5.7 years of service, which is the main reason property managers swap out 90W incandescent PAR38 floods in hard-to-reach cans.

40 degrees is a flood. It spreads light over a wide pool, which suits general downlighting, aisle and canopy coverage, or washing a storefront. If you need to punch a tight accent beam onto artwork or a single display case, you want a narrower spot PAR38 instead of this one.

Clear lens in thermoplastic PBT over a silver housing. A clear lens gives a defined beam edge with visible source brightness, so in a low mounted open-aperture fixture at eye level you will see the LEDs. In a deep recessed can or an exterior flood housing that is not an issue.