SATCO Lighting S11861 15W, CCT Selectable, LED Direct Wire Downlight, Gimbaled, 6in Square, Remote Driver, White

Yes. It is CCT selectable across five settings: 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K. That means one part number can be matched to whatever is already running in the building, 3000K in residential corridors or 4000K in back of house, without stocking five SKUs. Output lands in the 1280 to 1400 lumen range depending on the setting chosen, at 15 watts.

It is dimmable and runs on 120V at 60Hz, so it drops onto standard single-phase branch circuits. Wattage is fixed at 15W, not field selectable, so the only field adjustment is color temperature. Dimming is handled through the remote driver, so the control wiring terminates there rather than at the trim.

Bathroom ceilings and similar damp interior locations are fine. The S11861 carries a damp location rating with an IP42 ingress rating, and it is designated for indoor use only. It is not a wet location fixture, so keep it out of open soffits, shower wet zones and anywhere exposed to direct water or weather. For those openings you need a listed wet location downlight instead.

It is listed as California T24 Listed, so it is accepted for the Title 24 fixture requirement on California work. It is also cETLus Listed for US and Canada, FCC compliant and RoHS compliant, which covers the paperwork most institutional and government submittals ask for.

On the S11861 the LED driver is a separate component wired away from the fixture instead of being built into the housing. That keeps the trim body down to 2.17 inches deep, so it fits tight ceiling cavities and shallow existing cans where an integral-driver unit will not go, and it puts the driver somewhere you can reach without pulling the trim. The trade-off is that you have to plan a location for the driver in the ceiling and run the low-voltage leads to the fixture, which is more wiring work than a one-piece direct wire unit.

It is gimbaled, so the optic tilts within the square trim. That lets you aim light at artwork, a wall wash, or a sloped ceiling correction, which a fixed downlight cannot do. Shape is square rather than round, so it reads cleanly against other square trims and drywall grid in commercial interiors.

The LED is integrated, there is no socket and no lamp to change. Rated life is 50,000 hours, so for a property manager the fixture is a replace-the-whole-unit item at end of life rather than a relamp line in the maintenance budget. If the light fails early, the remote driver is the serviceable piece and can be swapped without pulling the trim out of the ceiling.

It is a direct wire downlight, so the leads land in the supply connection rather than screwing into an existing lamp socket adapter. That makes it suitable for new construction and for canless retrofit where you are pulling branch circuit to the opening. Supply is 120V, 60Hz, and the driver mounts remote from the trim.

The body is aluminum, which helps pull heat off the LED board, and the whole fixture weighs 1.06 lb. At that weight it is light enough for drywall ceilings using the spring clips covered in Satco's installation sheet, no separate support bar required for the trim itself. Finish is white.

Each one delivers 1280 to 1400 lumens at 15 watts depending on the CCT setting selected. For general ceiling coverage in a corridor or office that is roughly a one-for-one swap for an older 65W to 75W incandescent recessed can, so an existing can layout usually translates directly. Because it is gimbaled you can also pull a couple of units off the general grid and aim them for accent without adding fixtures.