SATCO Lighting S11831 24W, LED Direct Wire Downlight, Edge-lit, 8in, CCT Selectable, 120V, Dimmable, Square, Remote Driver

That is the point of the CCT selectable switch. One S11831 covers 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K, so a property manager or MRO buyer can stock a single part number and set warm 2700K in guest areas and 4000K or 5000K in corridors and utility spaces. Output is fixed at 1750 lumens on 24 watts; wattage is not selectable, so light level stays the same whichever temperature you pick.

It carries a Wet location rating and is cETLus Listed, so it can go in a shower or over a tub. But it is an indoor fixture with an IP20 rating, which means no protection against dust or water jets, so an open exterior soffit, a covered patio exposed to blowing rain, or an unconditioned garage is the wrong application. Wet-rated interior spaces yes; outdoors no.

The S11831 is dimmable on 120V, 60Hz line voltage. The driver is remote, so the dimmer sees the driver and not the panel, and any dimmer you use has to be an LED-rated one matched to that driver. A standard incandescent-only rotary or slide dimmer will typically drop out or flicker at the low end. Check the driver compatibility list in the Satco instruction sheet at https://assets.satco.com/dj18eqo18/image/upload/v1713463030/products/S11831/S11831_Instructions.pdf before you reuse an old dimmer.

Title 24 compliant, per Satco. It is also cETLus Listed, FCC compliant and RoHS compliant, which is the paperwork set an inspector or a spec-driven institutional buyer usually asks for on a recessed LED downlight in California work.

No. It uses an integrated LED with no lamp base, so nothing unscrews and there is no bulb to stock. Rated life is 50,000 hours; at that point the fixture is replaced, not relamped. For an MRO buyer that changes the spares plan: you carry fixtures, not lamps.