SATCO Lighting S11334 6.5W, MR16 LED, 2700K, GU5.3 Base, 25 degree Beam Angle, 12V

Yes, it is an enclosed rated lamp, so a sealed trim or a fully enclosed decorative fixture is acceptable. Many LED MR16s are not, and running a non-rated lamp in a sealed can cooks the driver. It is rated for damp locations, which covers a covered porch, a soffit, or a bathroom ceiling, but not direct water exposure or an unprotected exterior location.

The lamp is dimmable. On a low voltage system the dimmer has to be matched to the transformer, not the lamp: magnetic low voltage transformers need an MLV dimmer and electronic transformers need an ELV or a dimmer the transformer maker approves. A 6.5 watt load per lamp also means a few fixtures on a circuit may fall under the dimmer's minimum load, which shows up as flicker or drop-out at the low end.

It is California T24 listed, so it can be used where Title 24 compliant lamping is called for on a California project. It also carries 90+ CRI and a 2700K color temperature, the two values a Title 24 inspector typically asks about on residential lighting.

Average rated life is 25,000 hours. On a hotel or retail schedule of about 12 hours a day that is roughly 5.7 years per lamp, which is the case for relamping a whole property at once rather than chasing failures. Burning position is universal, so base up, base down, or aimed horizontally in a track head are all fine.

Fixed. The S11334 is 2700K only, with no CCT selection switch on the lamp, so every one you order lands at the same warm white. That is what you want when you are standardizing a floor of rooms or a display run and need the beams to match. If part of your building is already on 3000K or 4000K MR16s, this one will read noticeably warmer next to them.

No. This MR16 is not DLC approved, so it will not qualify under utility programs that require a DesignLights Consortium listing. It does carry California T24 listing and is FCC compliant. Check with the utility, since some residential and small commercial programs run off separate qualified product lists rather than DLC.

The lamp has a gray housing with a gray lensed front in PS plastic, over a body of metal, plastic, and electronic components. In an exposed track head or an open trim the gray face is visible when the lamp is off, which is worth knowing if the rest of the run is aluminum-face halogen MR16s and you care about the off-state appearance.