SATCO Lighting S13159 60/80/100 Wattage selectable LED Hi-lumen Temporary lamp, 5000K, 120-277V

No wiring. The S13159 hi-lumen temporary lamp is a plug-in fixture with an integrated LED head and a hook, so it hangs off scaffold, joists, or rebar and plugs into the cord run on the floor. That is what makes it a jobsite temp light rather than a bulb you thread into a socket. It accepts anything from 120V to 277V at 50-60Hz, so the same unit works off a standard site outlet or a 277V commercial circuit without changing lamps.

Yes. It carries an IP65 rating and is Wet location rated, listed for indoor or outdoor use, so it can stay hung through weather on an open deck or an unenclosed shell. IP65 means dust tight and protected against water jets, which covers rain and washdown spray. It is cULus certified.

Output runs 7200, 9200, or 11000 lumens depending on which wattage step you set (60W, 80W, or 100W). At the top step that is 11000 lumens from a single hanging point, which is why crews use these one-per-bay instead of stringing multiple incandescent temp lights. The 5000K color is a daylight white, the usual choice for temp lighting because it reads true for finish work and inspections.

No on both counts. This lamp is non-dimmable, so it must not go on a dimmed circuit or a dimming temp controller. It is also fixed at 5000K, not CCT selectable, so the color cannot be tuned down to a warmer white for a punch-list or model-unit look. The wattage steps change output level, not dimming, and they are set at the fixture, not remotely.

The S13159 is wattage selectable between 60W, 80W, and 100W, set on the fixture itself rather than by ordering a different part number. Satco publishes the step-selection procedure in the S13159 instruction sheet at https://assets.satco.com/dj18eqo18/image/upload/v1713463030/products/S13159/S13159_Instructions.pdf. Selecting down to 60W is how you get more fixtures onto one temp circuit when the run is long.

For a job running more than a few months, the case is rated life and handling. The S13159 is rated 50,000 average hours and has no glass envelope or ballast to fail, where an HID temp head needs restrike time after every power blip and an incandescent string burns out constantly. It also plugs and hooks, so an electrician is not making up a connection at each point. The tradeoff: no dimming and no color change, and it is a fixed 5000K daylight white. If your temp lighting has to dim or run warm, this is the wrong fixture.

Title 24 compliant, yes, and it is also RoHS compliant and FCC compliant. Certification is cULus. Those four are what a spec reviewer or a facility procurement office asks for on a lighting submittal, and they are all carried on the S13159.

It ships in yellow, the high-visibility body color crews expect on a temp light so it reads as jobsite equipment and not permanent building lighting. Yellow is the only body color offered. Satco's full spec sheet for the S13159 is at https://media.satco.com/specsheets/pdf/S13159.pdf.

Physically it will run there, since it is wet rated, IP65, and takes 120V to 277V, which covers commercial garage and warehouse circuits. But it hangs by a hook and a plug rather than mounting to a box or a strut, and it is built as a temporary lamp in a utility style. For permanent installation you want a fixture with a proper mounting provision and a hardwired connection. Use this one where the lighting comes down when the job ends.