SATCO Lighting S11498 12W Econo LED PAR30LN, 4000K, 35 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120-277V, Silver Finish

Yes. The S11498 is rated 120V through 277V at 60Hz, so the same lamp works on residential 120V and on 277V lighting branch circuits common in commercial buildings. Current draw runs 0.100A at the low end of the range to 0.043A at the high end. That makes it a single stocking item for a facility with mixed voltages.

Yes. The Satco S11498 carries a wet location rating and is listed for indoor and outdoor use, so it can go in exposed soffit cans, canopy fixtures and landscape uprights rated for the same. The lens is polycarbonate rather than glass, which holds up better to impact and thermal shock outdoors.

The S11498 is fixed at 4000K, a neutral white. It will not match 2700K or 3000K warm lamps sitting in adjacent cans, and the difference is obvious side by side. This lamp is not CCT selectable, so you cannot field-adjust it. Where color matters, it holds a CRI of 90, which renders skin tones, paint and merchandise closer to true than the typical 80 CRI commercial LED.

A 35 degree spread is a flood beam, not a spot. It washes a general area, so it suits recessed downlights over walkways, lobbies, retail aisles and merchandise shelving. If you need a tight pool on a single piece of art or a display object, go to a narrow spot PAR30 instead; 35 degrees will spill well past the target.

Average rated life on the S11498 is 15,000 hours. At 12 hours a day that works out to roughly 3.4 years per socket. It is the Econo line, so rated life is shorter than premium LED PARs that run 25,000 hours and up, which matters if the fixtures are on a lift or otherwise expensive to reach.

Silver is the housing color, the body of the lamp behind the face. The lens itself is clear. In an open trim where the lamp body is visible, silver reads closer to a traditional halogen PAR than a white or black housing would.