SATCO Lighting 80-974 Deep Baffle Trim, 4in, Black Finish

It is a 4 inch trim, meant for 4 inch recessed housings or 4 inch retrofit downlight modules. The outer flange measures 5.26 inches in diameter, so it covers the ceiling cutout with roughly a half inch of overlap all around a nominal 4 inch opening. Overall height of the trim is 1.11 inches.

It's the trim only, a 4 inch deep baffle in black. There is no lamp, driver, or engine with it. Order the downlight module or retrofit lamp for a 4 inch aperture separately, and confirm your module accepts a field-changed trim before you buy the two as a pair.

A black baffle is the low-glare choice. The ribbed baffle surface absorbs stray light instead of bouncing it back out, so the aperture reads dark and the fixture disappears into the ceiling. That's what you want in conference rooms, theaters, hospitality corridors, and anywhere occupants look up at the ceiling. A white or clear reflector trim does the opposite, pushing more lumens down onto the floor at the cost of visible brightness in the aperture. The 80-974 is offered in the black finish only.

The trim is molded polycarbonate, not metal, and it ships in a black finish. Polycarbonate keeps the weight down at 0.07 lb, which matters when a trim is friction or clip retained in a ceiling. Since the black is molded and finished as supplied, specify it where you want black, rather than planning to coat a different color.

Yes, one number covers it. The 80-974 is a single configuration, manufacturer part 80/974, in black only, with no finish or size options to pick through. For fleet or multi-unit work that means one line item per quantity and a consistent aperture appearance across every opening. Satco publishes a spec sheet for it if your submittal package needs one: https://media.distributordatasolutions.com/269/xlsx_satco/bc984571ad0ad742f8818920f129199fa84f4972.pdf

The trim itself is only 1.11 inches tall, so the trim is not what drives your depth requirement. The housing or retrofit module behind it is. In a shallow ceiling, check the module's height, not the trim's.