SATCO Lighting S11844 7W, 4in, Deep Baffle, CCT-Selectable Recessed LED Downlight

The S11844 is a 4 inch retrofit downlight with an overall body of H:3.19" and a 5.12" diameter trim face. That 5.12 inch flange covers the ceiling opening of a standard 4 inch can, and the 3.19 inch height is what has to clear inside the housing above the ceiling. Measure your can depth before ordering if you are working in a shallow remodel housing.

Yes. The S11844 is CCT selectable across 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K, so one part number covers warm residential-feel corridors through daylight-white back of house. For a property manager standardizing a building, that means you stock one SKU and set the temperature to match whatever is already on that floor instead of carrying five different fixtures.

The S11844 carries a Wet location rating, so it can go in a shower trim location or a damp/wet interior area like a covered entry ceiling. Note it is classified as an indoor fixture, so use it in wet indoor locations rather than fully exposed exterior mounting.

Yes, the S11844 is Title 24 compliant, which is the box a spec has to tick for residential and many commercial lighting installs in California. It is also cULus Classified, FCC compliant and RoHS compliant, so it clears the usual submittal checklist for institutional and multi-family work.

The S11844 is a dimmable 120V, 60Hz fixture. Integrated LED drivers do not always behave on legacy incandescent dimmers, so if the room still has an old rotary or slide dimmer on it, plan on an LED-rated dimmer to avoid flicker and drop-out at the low end.

No. The S11844 uses an integrated LED with no separate lamp base, so nothing screws in or out. The whole unit is the light source, rated at 50,000 average hours. For an MRO buyer that shifts the maintenance model: no relamping cycle, but replacement means pulling the fixture rather than sending someone up with a lamp.

The deep baffle sets the LED back inside the 3.19 inch tall housing so the source is recessed above the ceiling plane rather than sitting flush at the trim. In a corridor, lobby or bedroom where people look down the ceiling line, that cuts the direct view of the diode. It is the trim style to pick when a flush wafer-style downlight would be glaring in the sightline.

White is the only finish offered on the S11844, which is the standard ceiling-matching choice for commercial and multi-family work. If a job calls for a black or brushed nickel trim to match existing openings, this is not the part.