SATCO Lighting S11482 Ultra Bright Utility Lamp, 36W, PS30 LED, Dimmable, White Finish, Medium Base, 5000K, 120V, High Lumen

Damp location rated, and listed for indoor or outdoor use. That covers covered porches, garage ceilings, stairwells, and canopies where the lamp is shielded from direct rain. It is not wet rated, so keep it out of open weather and out of fully enclosed fixtures, since no enclosure rating is carried on this lamp.

Yes, it's a dimmable LED on 120 volt, 60 Hz line power. Dimmable LEDs need an LED-compatible (electronic low-voltage or LED-rated) dimmer; older incandescent-only rotary dimmers sized for a 300W filament load often flicker or won't drop low with a 36W lamp. Current draw is 0.300A, so a run of these on one dimmer is a very small load compared to what the dimmer was likely sized for.

Burning position is universal, so base-up, base-down, or horizontal all work. That matters in utility spaces where you have a mix of ceiling porcelain sockets and pendant keyless fixtures and you'd rather stock one lamp for all of them.

Beam spread is 220 degrees, so it throws light out and back past the base rather than down in a cone. In an open porcelain keyless or a wire-guard utility fixture that gives you broad room fill instead of a spot. If you need directional throw onto a workbench or sign, a reflector lamp is the better choice.

No on both. It is a single-output lamp, not three-way, and the color is fixed at 5000K with no CCT selector switch. In a three-way socket it will run at one level only. If you need selectable color temperature across a building, specify a CCT-selectable lamp instead.

It is not DLC listed, so it will not qualify under a DesignLights Consortium rebate program. It is FCC compliant and lawful for sale in California. If the rebate application is driving the purchase, you'll need a DLC-listed lamp instead.

Average rated life is 15,000 hours. On a stairwell or exterior canopy burning about 12 hours a day, that works out to roughly 3.4 years between changes, which is the figure to use when you're budgeting relamp labor across a portfolio.

The Satco S11482 has a plastic base with a white housing. That construction holds up better than glass in garages, loading docks, and maintenance shops where a lamp takes knocks, and there's no filament to break.