SATCO Lighting S11497 12W Econo LED PAR30LN, 3000K, 35 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120-277V, Silver Finish

Yes. The S11497 is a 120 to 277 volt lamp at 60Hz, so the same bulb works on 120V residential circuits and on 277V lighting branch circuits common in commercial buildings. Current draw runs 0.100A at the low end of the range down to 0.043A at 277V, which matters when you are counting lamps on a circuit.

PAR30LN is the long neck version. The reflector diameter is the same as a standard PAR30 (short neck), but the neck between the medium screw base and the lens is longer, which pushes the lens further down in a recessed housing. In a can sized for a short neck PAR30 the lamp may sit proud of the trim; in deeper cans and track heads specified for long neck lamps it seats correctly. Check what the fixture was built for before swapping short neck for long neck.

It is rated for indoor and outdoor use with a wet location rating, so it can go in exterior recessed soffit cans, covered entries, and outdoor track or flood fixtures. The lens is clear polycarbonate rather than glass, which holds up better to impact and thermal shock outdoors. The fixture itself still has to be a suitable enclosure for the location.

35 degrees is a flood beam. It is wide enough to wash a retail display, artwork group, or a seating area without the hard edge of a spot, and tight enough that you still get a defined pool rather than ambient fill. For narrow accenting on a single object you want a spot in the 10 to 15 degree range; for broad general lighting a 60 degree wide flood covers more area per fixture with fewer lamps.

Correlated color temperature is fixed at 3000K, a warm white, and there is no CCT selectable switch on the lamp, so every S11497 you order lands at the same color point. That makes it straightforward to standardize across a floor or a property. CRI is 90, so colors render noticeably truer than the 80 CRI lamps often used in back-of-house areas, which is worth knowing if you are mixing new lamps into an existing 80 CRI run in the same sightline.

Order Satco S11497. That is the 12 watt Econo LED PAR30LN in 3000K with the 35 degree beam, medium base, 120 to 277 volt, silver finish. There is a single finish offered on this model, so the part number alone specifies the lamp completely.

Average rated life is 15,000 hours. On a 12 hour per day commercial schedule that works out to roughly 3.4 years of service before the lamp is at its rated point, which is the number to use when you are budgeting lift time and relamp cycles for high ceilings or exterior soffits.

The housing is silver and the lens is clear. In a recessed can with a trim ring, only the lens face is visible so the silver body is hidden. In an open track head, an exposed pendant, or a gooseneck fixture the silver neck and body are seen, so it is a cosmetic choice worth matching to the rest of the heads on the run.