Keystone KT-FLED15PS-R4A-UNV-8CSB-VDIM 15W LED Floodlight feat. Power Select & Color Select, Rectangular Series 4

Yes. The KT-FLED15PS-R4A floodlight is a universal-voltage fixture accepting 120-277V input, so the same part number works on 120V wall circuits and on 277V lighting panels in a commercial building. That lets you standardize one SKU across mixed-voltage sites instead of stocking two.

Both are selectable on the fixture itself. Power Select gives you 15W, 12W or 9W, and Color Select gives 3000K, 4000K or 5000K. One part number covers nine output/color combinations, so you can match an existing building standard on site rather than ordering a specific wattage and CCT. Set it before you energize the fixture.

A photocell is built in, so the flood switches on at dusk and off at dawn without an external control or a time clock. You can wire it to an unswitched circuit. If you want it on a building control system instead, the photocell means you would need to account for it in the sequence of operation.

It is 0-10V dimmable, which means a low-voltage analog control signal on a separate pair of control conductors, not a line-voltage wall dimmer. Standard forward-phase or TRIAC incandescent dimmers will not control it. Plan for the extra 0-10V control run if you want dimming; if you do not, cap the control leads and the fixture runs at full selected output.

It is DLC Premium listed, which is the tier most utility and energy-efficiency programs require for the higher rebate amounts on outdoor LED. It is also UL listed. Confirm the specific program's current qualified products list when you file the rebate paperwork.

At its top setting this Keystone flood draws 15W, with 12W and 9W steps below it. That is a small-area fixture, suited to entries, walkways, signage and short building faces rather than replacing a 150W-plus metal halide covering a parking lot. For wider coverage you want a higher-wattage flood; use the Power Select steps here to trim output down where 15W is more light than the spot needs.

The housing is bronze, which is the common finish for building-mounted exterior floods and generally blends with brick, wood and dark trim. If your other building exteriors are bronze, this matches; if you are standardizing on white or black housings, this one will stand out.

Rated life is 50,000 hours. On a dusk-to-dawn photocell cycle that is well over a decade of nightly operation, which is the point for an MRO buyer tired of relamping halogen floods. CRI is greater than 80, adequate for security, parking and entry lighting where accurate color rendering is not critical.

It is a complete floodlight, not an accessory or retrofit component, so it ships as the fixture itself with the photocell and selectable drivers integral. The orderable part number is KT-FLED15PS-R4A-UNV-8CSB-VDIM.