SATCO Lighting S11222 10W LED Bulb, J-Type T3 118mm, 120V, R7S Base, 3000K, Double Ended, 200 degree Beam Angle

Yes. The S11222 is a T3 double ended lamp built to the 118mm R7S length, with a double ended recessed single contact base, so it drops into the spring clip contacts of a standard 118mm R7S holder. That is the long R7S size used in wall washers, landscape floods and older quartz security floods. If the fixture holder measures the shorter 78mm span, this lamp is too long and you need the 78mm version instead.

That is exactly the swap it is built for. The S11222 draws 10 watts and is rated as a 75W incandescent equivalent, putting out 1100 lumens at 3000K, so you get warm white light close to the halogen color you are replacing without the heat load. It runs on 120V at 60Hz and pulls 0.083A, so a circuit feeding banks of halogen R7S floods will have a lot of headroom after the changeover.

Yes, it is an enclosed rated lamp, which matters because most R7S applications are sealed glass flood housings and wall washers. Many LED retrofits are not enclosed rated and fail early when heat builds up behind the lens. It also carries a damp location rating, so a covered exterior soffit or a sheltered landscape housing is fine, but a fixture taking direct rain or standing water needs a wet location lamp.

The S11222 is dimmable on 120V line voltage. Note it is not a three-way lamp and it is not CCT selectable, so the only thing a dimmer changes is output, not color temperature. Halogen dimmers are forward phase devices sized for resistive loads, and at 10 watts per lamp a single lamp on an old dimmer can sit below its minimum load and flicker or drop out at the low end. On a multi-lamp wall washer run the combined load usually solves that; on a single fixture, plan on an LED rated dimmer.

Burning position is universal, so vertical, horizontal or any angle in between is acceptable. That is a real difference from the quartz halogen lamps these replace, which are commonly restricted to horizontal operation. For a property manager with a mix of vertical sconces and horizontal wall washers on the same building, one lamp covers both orientations.

At 200 degrees the S11222 throws light nearly all the way around the tube rather than in one direction, which is how the halogen lamp it replaces behaved. That makes it right for fixtures that rely on a reflector to aim the light, such as flood housings and cove or wall wash channels. If you need a tight aimed beam with no spill, this is the wrong lamp type and you want a directional reflector lamp instead. The clear polycarbonate lens keeps the source bright and unsoftened, so in an open fixture with no shielding the tube will be visible.

Yes, the S11222 is Title 24 compliant, which is what an electrical contractor or specifier needs for residential and many light commercial projects in California. It is also FCC compliant. It is not DLC listed, so if a utility rebate program on your project requires DLC qualified product, this lamp will not qualify for that incentive.

Nothing in most cases. The S11222 is a direct lamp for lamp change into an existing 118mm R7S holder, with no driver, ballast, socket adapter or rewiring needed, because it runs on 120V line voltage through the existing spring contacts. It ships in one configuration, a clear lens version under part number S11222, so there is no finish or color temperature option to specify on the order. The only thing worth checking before a bulk order is whether any dimmer on the circuit is LED rated.

Average rated life on the S11222 is 15,000 hours. On a dusk to dawn exterior schedule of roughly 12 hours a day that is about three and a half years of service, which is the whole argument for putting LED into high ladder or lift access R7S floods where a halogen tube was being changed every season. Both the housing and the lens are polycarbonate rather than quartz glass, so it also survives handling and vibration better than the lamp coming out.