SATCO Lighting S11499 12W Econo LED PAR30LN, 5000K, 35 degree Beam Angle, Medium Base, 120-277V, Silver Finish

Yes. The S11499 accepts anything from 120 to 277 volts at 60Hz, so the same lamp works on 120V residential branch circuits and 277V commercial lighting panels. Current draw runs 0.100A at the low end of the range down to 0.043A at 277V, which is what you'd use for circuit loading on a large relamp.

Wet location rated, indoor and outdoor. That covers soffit downlights, entry canopies, parking structure cans, and any fixture where the lamp can see direct rain or wash-down, provided the fixture itself carries the same rating.

5000K is daylight white, a crisp blue-white. It will not blend with 2700K or 3000K warm lamps in the same sightline, so if your existing cans are warm you'll see an obvious split. Where it works well is parking garages, warehouses, stairwells, laundry and utility rooms, and medical or inspection areas. The color temperature is fixed on this lamp, not field selectable.

CRI is 90, which is high for an economy-line lamp. At 90 CRI, merchandise colors, skin tones, and paint finishes read accurately, so it holds up in retail, showroom, and hospitality spaces where a typical 80 CRI lamp would flatten things out. Bear in mind the 5000K color temperature is a cool daylight tone, which suits hardware, grocery, and clinical displays more than warm-toned apparel.

Order Satco S11499. That's the 12 watt Econo LED PAR30LN, 5000K, 35 degree beam, medium base, 120-277V, silver finish. Silver is the only finish this lamp is built in, so there's no second finish code to specify on the PO.

Rated life is 15,000 hours. On a 12 hour per day commercial schedule that's roughly 3.4 years per socket; on a 24/7 run such as a parking garage or corridor it's about 1.7 years. Worth factoring into a stocking plan if you're standardizing a property on one PAR30 lamp.

The lens is clear polycarbonate over a silver housing, with glass at the base. Polycarbonate takes impact and thermal shock better than glass, which is the reason it holds up in exterior canopy and garage cans where a glass halogen PAR would be at risk from a cold rain hitting a hot lens.

No. The Satco S11499 is not a three-way lamp. Screw it into a three-way socket and it will run at a single output level regardless of switch position. For three-way table and floor fixtures you need a lamp specifically built for that function.