Keystone KT-WPLED35PS-S3-8CSB-VDIM 35W LED Adjustable Wall Pack with Color Select

The KT-WPLED35PS-S3-8CSB-VDIM is field-selectable on both power and color. Power switches between 35W, 25W and 15W, with matching output of 4730, 3630 or 2250 lumens. Color temperature selects 3000K, 4000K or 5000K. That means one fixture covers warm entry lighting through daylight-white parking and service areas, and you can set it on the pole at install instead of stocking three SKUs.

Yes, it is rated as a 150W metal halide equivalent at its top 35W setting, where it puts out 4730 lumens. If the old MH fixture was lighting a doorway or loading area, dropping to the 25W or 15W setting gets you closer to the actual light level most sites need while cutting load further. Keep in mind an MH replacement is a full fixture swap, not a lamp change.

Input is universal 120-277V, so the same fixture runs on 120V residential and light commercial circuits and on 208, 240 or 277V building distribution. For a property manager standardizing across buildings with mixed service, that means one part number everywhere.

A photocell is built into the fixture, so it switches on at dusk and off at dawn without a separate control or timeclock. Wire it to an unswitched hot and it runs on its own. There is no occupancy or motion sensing and no wireless control in this model, so if you want motion-based dimming you need a different fixture.

Yes, it accepts 0-10V dimming, so it ties into a standard low voltage analog control or BMS output. You run the two 0-10V control conductors alongside the line voltage feed. Note that TRIAC or forward-phase wall dimmers will not control it, it has to be a 0-10V signal.

The KT-WPLED35PS-S3-8CSB-VDIM carries DLC Premium qualification, which is the tier most utility programs pay the higher rebate on for outdoor fixtures. It is not Energy Star rated, which generally does not apply to commercial outdoor wall packs anyway. Submit the DLC Premium listing with your rebate paperwork.

It is a wall mount fixture, surface mounted over a standard outdoor junction box or recessed box on the building face. At 3.637 lbs in the small housing size, anchoring into block, brick or a properly backed stud is straightforward, no supplemental bracing needed. Keystone calls this the small housing, so it suits entries, stairwells and service doors rather than wide lot throw.

Rated life is 50,000 hours. The LED module is not supplied as a separate serviceable item, so treat it as a sealed fixture: when it reaches end of life you replace the wall pack, not a lamp or board. On a dusk to dawn photocell schedule of roughly 4,000 hours a year, 50,000 hours is on the order of a decade of service.

Order it as Keystone KT-WPLED35PS-S3-8CSB-VDIM. That single part number already includes the selectable 35/25/15W power, the 3000/4000/5000K color select, the integral photocell and the 0-10V dimming driver, so there are no suffixes or options to add on the order. Nothing in the designation needs to be configured separately.

The housing is bronze, which is the common exterior finish on commercial wall packs and generally blends with existing bronze or dark brown fixtures already on a building face. Bronze is the only housing color offered on the KT-WPLED35PS-S3-8CSB-VDIM, so if your site is standardized on white housings this is not a match.

CRI is greater than 80, which is the normal threshold for commercial exterior lighting and enough to keep clothing and vehicle colors readable on camera footage. Pairing the 4000K or 5000K setting with that CRI gives the neutral to cool rendering most security applications ask for.