SATCO Lighting S23112 80W, LED HID Replacement, 4000K, Mogul extended Base, Type B Ballast Bypass, 120-277V, Dimmable

Yes. The S23112 is a Type B ballast bypass lamp, which means it runs on line voltage direct to the socket. The existing HID ballast has to be removed or bypassed and the socket wired straight to 120-277V line. If you leave the ballast in circuit, the lamp won't operate correctly. Budget the labor for a fixture rewire on every pole or high bay you're converting.

One part number covers the range. The S23112 accepts 120-277V, so the same lamp works on 120V single phase in a small commercial building and on 277V in a typical high bay or site lighting circuit. That's useful for MRO stocking, since you carry one SKU across mixed-voltage buildings.

The S23112 is 4000K, a neutral white. It reads cleaner and less yellow than the 3000K side of the range and is the common choice for warehouses, parking decks and shop areas because it holds color accuracy without the blue cast of 5000K. If you're matching lamps already installed on a site, confirm the existing color temperature first, since mixing 4000K and 5000K in the same aisle is obvious to the eye.

Yes, the S23112 is a dimmable 80 watt LED. Because it's a ballast bypass lamp running on line voltage, any dimming has to be handled by a line-voltage control on the circuit, not by an HID ballast. Verify your control is rated for the LED load and the voltage you're running.

The S23112 is sold as an HID replacement, so it's intended to take the place of a metal halide or high pressure sodium lamp in an existing mogul-base fixture at 80 watts of LED draw. It is not a plug-and-play swap: the ballast bypass wiring has to be done first, and the extended mogul base needs socket clearance. For a property manager doing a building-wide conversion, that means an electrician at every fixture rather than a lamp change on a ladder.

Translucent white. The diffused envelope spreads output rather than leaving individual diodes visible, which matters in open fixtures and any application where the lamp is in direct view.