SATCO Lighting S13132 30W LED HID Replacement, ED23, 3000K, Medium Base, 120-277V, Type B Ballast Bypass

Yes. The S13132 is a Type B ballast bypass lamp, so the existing HID ballast has to be removed or bypassed and line voltage wired directly to the socket. It accepts 120V to 277V at 60Hz, so the same lamp works on either common commercial circuit once the fixture is rewired. If you leave the old ballast in the circuit, the lamp will not operate correctly.

The S13132 puts out 4000 lumens from 30 watts, with a 360 degree beam spread so light goes all the way around the lamp rather than one direction. Satco rates it as a 200W incandescent equivalent. For an HID retrofit, compare it against the actual delivered lumens of the metal halide or HPS lamp coming out, not its wattage, since a lot of an older HID lamp's output is lost to lumen depreciation and to the fixture optics.

Both are fine. The S13132 is wet location rated and listed for indoor or outdoor use, and its enclosure rating covers both enclosed and open fixtures. That is the combination you need for a gasketed wall pack, a canopy, or an enclosed shoebox head. Burning position is universal, so it can be mounted base up, base down, or horizontal.

No on both counts. The S13132 is non-dimmable and is not a three-way lamp. Wired to a dimmer it can flicker, buzz, or fail early. Put it on a straight on/off circuit, or use occupancy sensing and time clocks for control instead of a dimmer.

3000K, which reads as a warm white, noticeably warmer than the 4000K and 5000K lamps common in commercial parking and warehouse retrofits. Color rendering is 80 CRI. The color temperature is fixed, not field selectable, so if you are standardizing a property you need to order the matching 3000K version for every fixture or the difference will be obvious between adjacent heads.

Draw runs 0.250A at the low end of the voltage range down to 0.108A at 277V, since a constant wattage load pulls less current as voltage rises. Use the 0.250A figure for 120V circuit loading math and the 0.108A figure at 277V, then apply the usual 80 percent continuous load derate for lighting.

It is not on the DLC qualified products list, and most commercial lighting rebate programs require DLC listing for LED retrofit lamps. It is Title 24 compliant and FCC compliant, so it works for California code projects, but plan the retrofit budget without assuming a DLC based rebate.

The S13132 has a glass lens with a white finish over a white housing, and the assembly uses glass, metal, and plastic. Rated average life is 25,000 hours. On a dusk to dawn schedule of roughly 4,000 hours a year, that is about six years of service per lamp.

No. Satco builds the S13132 as a single configuration, in white, under one part number. Everything is fixed: 30W, ED23 shape, 3000K, medium base, Type B ballast bypass. If you need a different color temperature or a mogul base, that is a different Satco part number, not an option on this one.