SATCO Lighting S29451 15W, PAR38 LED, 3000K, 60 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120V

Yes. The S29451 is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can go into a sealed or gasketed fixture, a covered recessed can, or a jelly jar without voiding the rating. That matters because most LED PAR38 lamps trap heat in a closed housing and die early. Burning position is universal, so base up in a downlight or base down in a pendant both work.

Wet location rated, indoor and outdoor, so it can go in an exposed soffit light, an eave flood, or a landscape fixture where rain hits it directly, not just a damp-rated covered porch. The lens is a clear thermoplastic (PBT) and the housing is silver.

3000K is warm white, the soft-white range. If the other cans are 2700K incandescent or halogen PAR38s, the S29451 will read slightly cooler and cleaner next to them. If they are 3500K or 4000K, it will read noticeably warmer and yellower. For a fleet of fixtures in one sightline, relamp the whole run at one color temperature. This lamp is fixed at 3000K, not color selectable, so there is no switch on it to change.

The lamp is dimmable on 120V, 60Hz line voltage. Because the driver is LED and not a resistive filament load, an older incandescent-only dimmer may buzz or flicker at the bottom of its range; an LED-rated forward or reverse phase dimmer is what you want. It is not a three-way lamp, so it will not step through levels in a three-way socket.

90 CRI is high-fidelity color rendering, which is the threshold spec for retail display, showrooms, galleries, hospitality lobbies, and any space where fabric, wood tone, paint, or skin tone has to look right. Most commodity PAR38 LEDs sit at 80 CRI, where reds and wood finishes go flat. Paired with 3000K, this lamp is a warm, accurate flood.

Average rated life is 25,000 hours. At 12 hours a day that is roughly 5.7 years per lamp, which is why these get specified for high-ceiling lobbies, parking soffits, and stairwells where a lift or a ladder is needed to relamp. Labor, not the lamp, is the cost in those locations.

It is California Title 24 listed, so it can be used where a T24 compliant lamp is called for on a California job. It is also FCC compliant. It is not a DLC listed product, so it will not satisfy a utility rebate program that requires a DLC listing.

Each lamp draws 0.125A at 120V, 15 watts. On a 20 amp branch circuit loaded to the usual 80 percent (16A) that is a very large lamp count, so in practice the fixture count, the wiring method, and the dimmer's load rating limit the run long before the lamp current does. Check the dimmer's LED wattage rating, which is often far lower than its incandescent rating.

Clear lensed, in thermoplastic (PBT). A clear lens keeps the 60 degree beam crisper and holds sparkle in the optic, but in a shallow can or a fixture where the lamp sits below the trim, occupants can see the source. Where glare is the concern, keep the lamp recessed above the trim plane or use a fixture with a baffle.

Nothing beyond the part number. S29451 is a single configuration: 15W, 3000K, 60 degree flood, clear finish, medium base, 120V. There is no color temperature option to pick and no beam angle choice, so the only decision left is quantity. If the job needs a different color temperature or a narrower beam, that is a different Satco part number, not an option on this one.