SATCO Lighting S29765 21.5W, LED PAR30 Long Neck, 4000K, 40 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120-277V

Yes. The S29765 is a multi-volt lamp rated 120-277V, so it runs on standard 120V residential circuits and on 277V commercial lighting branch circuits without a separate part number. That makes it a single stocking item for a mixed facility where the retail floor is 277V and the back of house is 120V.

4000K is a neutral white, sometimes called cool white. It reads clean and slightly blue next to a 2700K or 3000K warm lamp, and warmer than a 5000K daylight lamp. If the rest of the ceiling is 3000K, the S29765 will stand out noticeably. For a fleet swap, pick one color temperature across the whole run rather than mixing.

A 40 degree beam is a flood pattern. It spreads wide enough to light a seating area, a corridor, or general merchandise on a ceiling grid, and it is the usual choice when you want overlapping pools rather than accent punch. If you are trying to pick out a single piece of artwork or a product on a plinth, a narrower spot beam concentrates the light better. For most recessed downlight and track applications in an office, lobby, or store, 40 degrees is the workhorse.

The S29765 draws 21.5W. Halogen PAR30 floods in commercial service were commonly 50W to 75W, so the LED is a large reduction in connected load per fixture, which is what drives the utility savings and the reduced heat in a recessed can. Verify the lumen output you need for the mounting height before committing a large quantity.

Satco S29765. That single number covers the 21.5W, 4000K, 40 degree beam, medium base, 120-277V long neck PAR30, and it is what to quote or reorder against.