SATCO Lighting S11820 6.5W Square LED Downlight Retrofit, 4in, Adjustable Color Temperature, 120V

Five field selectable CCTs on the fixture: 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K. You set it at install with the selector on the unit, so one part number covers warm residential corridors and cooler back-of-house areas. For a property manager standardizing a building, that means stocking a single SKU and matching whatever temperature is already on the other openings instead of ordering per-area.

The S11820 carries a wet location rating, so a shower trim or a covered exterior soffit is within its rating. Satco lists it as an indoor product, so use it in wet interior locations like bath and shower enclosures rather than as an outdoor fixture. It is cULus certified and classified.

Yes, the S11820 is Title 24 compliant, which is what a contractor working a California job needs before the fixture goes on the drawing. It is also RoHS compliant and FCC compliant, and cULus certified and classified.

Yes. The S11820 is a square trim, but it installs off the medium base socket inside the housing, not off the shape of the can. The round aperture is covered by the 5.31 inch square face. Trade buyers pick square trims like this to match a contemporary square ceiling grid or to swap a round trim out for a square look without cutting the ceiling.

The fixture is dimmable on 120V line voltage. Like any LED retrofit, it wants an LED rated dimmer, not an old incandescent style rheostat, and dimmers have a minimum load, so a single 6.5W fixture on its own circuit may sit under it. On a multi-fixture room circuit that is rarely an issue.

There is no re-lamping. The S11820 is an integrated LED, rated 50,000 average hours, so the light engine is part of the fixture and the whole retrofit gets swapped at end of life rather than a bulb. For an MRO or multi-family buyer that is the point of the part: fewer ladder trips over the life of the ceiling.

It threads into the existing medium base socket in a can that is already wired, and it is a ceiling mount retrofit, so no new rough-in and no junction box work. That puts it inside what in-house maintenance normally handles on a 120V circuit. Satco publishes installation instructions for the unit at https://assets.satco.com/dj18eqo18/image/upload/v1713463030/products/S11820/S11820_Instructions.pdf.

White, and that is the only finish offered. The body is aluminum, which is what carries heat away from the LED in a closed can. If the rest of your ceiling trims are black or brushed nickel, this one will not match.