SATCO Lighting S11854 7.5W, LED Retrofit Downlight, Gimbaled, 120V, CCT Selectable, Black Finish

No lamp, and no socket adapter. The LED is integrated into the fixture and it wires directly to line voltage at 120V, 60Hz. That means an electrician makes a hard-wired connection rather than threading a medium base adapter into the old can, so plan for junction box access at the opening.

The S11854 has a field selectable switch with five settings: 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K. You pick the temperature at install rather than ordering a fixed CCT, which is why property managers buying for a whole building can stock one part number and still match warm 2700K units in corridors against 4000K in back-of-house. The Satco installation instructions show the switch location: https://assets.satco.com/dj18eqo18/image/upload/v1713463030/products/S11854/S11854_Instructions.pdf

Damp location rated and listed for indoor use. That covers a bathroom ceiling outside the shower spray zone or an enclosed corridor. It is not wet rated, so do not put it in a shower enclosure, over a tub with direct spray, or in an open exterior soffit exposed to driven rain. The certification on file is cULus Classified.

Dimmable, yes. Wattage selectable, no. The S11854 draws a fixed 7.5W and puts out 600 lumens regardless of which of the five CCT settings you choose, so your load calculation per fixture does not change across a job. Dimming is on the 120V line side, so pair it with a compatible forward or reverse phase LED dimmer.

Title 24 compliant, yes. It is also FCC compliant and RoHS compliant, which is the documentation package an institutional or government spec typically asks for on a recessed LED retrofit. Full data is on the Satco spec sheet: https://media.satco.com/specsheets/pdf/S11854.pdf

The gimbaled head tilts inside the 6.02 inch round trim, so you can aim the 600 lumen output at artwork, a wall wash, or a sloped ceiling condition instead of straight down. If you only need general ambient light on a flat ceiling, a fixed-face downlight is the simpler choice and leaves nothing to get knocked out of aim by a cleaning crew.

The body is polycarbonate, not aluminum or steel, in a black finish. Polycarbonate will not corrode in a damp bathroom ceiling and it keeps the weight down on a retrofit, but it is a plastic trim, so a high-abuse corridor or a unit where cleaning crews are aggressive around the gimbal is worth a thought. Black is the finish this part number is built in.