SATCO Lighting S11814 14.5W Commercial LED Downlight, 4in, Color Adjustable, Lumen Adjustable, 120-277V

Yes. The S11814 accepts 120V through 277V at 60Hz on the same unit, so the same part number works on a 120V residential-style branch circuit or a 277V commercial lighting circuit. That is what lets a facility standardize one SKU across an entire building.

Both are field selectable on the fixture itself, no separate part to order. Color temperature switches between 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K. Output switches between 600, 800 and 1020 lumens, which corresponds to 8.5W, 11W and 14.5W draw. Set the switches before you push the module into the can, since you lose access once it is seated. The wiring and switch positions are covered in Satco's instruction sheet for S11814.

It carries a damp location rating and is listed for indoor use, so a bathroom ceiling, a covered vanity area or a similar humid indoor space is within rating. A wet location, direct spray inside a shower enclosure or an open exterior soffit is not, and you want a wet-rated fixture there instead.

Yes, the S11814 is Title 24 compliant, which matters on California new construction and alteration permits. It is also cETLus Listed, covering both US and Canadian listing requirements, FCC compliant and RoHS compliant.

The S11814 is a dimmable LED downlight. Satco publishes the compatible dimmer list and dimming range in the S11814 specification sheet and instruction sheet, and on a retrofit job that is the document to check against the dimmer already in the wall box, since older incandescent dimmers frequently will not hold a low-wattage LED load smoothly.

Rated for 50,000 hours. The LED is integrated, meaning there is no socket and no lamp to change out, so at end of life the whole module gets replaced rather than relamped. For a property manager running 12 hours a day, 50,000 hours is roughly 11 years of service, which is why these are specified in corridors and lobbies where relamping labor is the real cost.

That is the reason to buy it. One part number covers five color temperatures, three output levels and the full 120 to 277 volt range, so a distributor or MRO stockroom holds a single item instead of fifteen. The installer sets color and lumens at the ceiling to whatever the job calls for.