SATCO Lighting S29760 27W, LED PAR38, 3000K, 40 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 100-277V

Yes. The S29760 LED PAR38 runs on 100-277 volts, so the same lamp works on 120V residential circuits and on 277V lighting branch circuits common in commercial and institutional buildings. That range is one reason facilities crews standardize on it across mixed-voltage properties rather than stocking two lamps.

The S29760 is a 40 degree flood. That spread is for even general illumination from recessed cans and track in retail floors, lobbies, and corridors, where you want overlapping pools of light rather than a highlighted object. If the goal is accenting artwork, signage, or merchandise displays, you want a narrower beam in the spot or narrow flood range instead, not this lamp.

3000K, a warm white. It reads noticeably warmer and more residential than 4000K neutral white and much warmer than 5000K daylight. If the rest of the building is already on 3500K or 4000K lamps, mixing this one into the same space will show an obvious color difference, so match the K rating across a room.

At 27 watts, the S29760 sits in the range that typically stands in for a higher-wattage halogen PAR38 flood, so the energy draw per can drops substantially on a retrofit across a floor of recessed fixtures. The physical PAR38 envelope and medium base are unchanged from the halogen it replaces, so it drops into the same can and trim without any fixture work.

Order Satco part number S29760. That number pins down all four things that have to match on a relamp: 27 watts, 3000K, the 40 degree flood beam, and the medium base. Quoting only "27W PAR38 LED" will get you lamps with different beam spreads or color temperatures that will look wrong next to what is already installed.

No. The S29760 is a single configuration: 27W, 3000K, 40 degree beam, medium base, in a silver finish. Beam angle and color temperature are fixed in the part number, so a different spread or a 4000K version is a separate Satco part, not an option on this one.