SATCO Lighting S23141 45/36/27 Wattage Selectable, LED HID Replacement, CCT Selectable, Type B, Ballast Bypass, Extended Mogul Base, 100-277V

Yes. The S23141 is a Type B ballast bypass lamp, so it wires directly to line voltage and the existing HID ballast must be removed or bypassed. It accepts 100-277V at 50-60Hz, so it works on 120V, 208V, 240V or 277V circuits. Leaving the old magnetic ballast in the circuit will damage the lamp.

The S23141 is field selectable on both axes before install. Wattage steps are 45W, 36W and 27W, producing 6300, 5040 and 3780 lumens respectively. Color temperature selects between 3000K, 4000K and 5000K. That means one part number covers a parking lot at 5000K and a hotel entry canopy at 3000K, which cuts how many SKUs an MRO stockroom has to carry.

Yes. The enclosure rating covers both enclosed and open fixtures, so it can go in a sealed acorn, a shoebox with a closed lens, or an open wall pack. It is rated for damp locations and listed for indoor or outdoor use, so a covered exterior fixture is fine but direct wet exposure is not.

Burning position is universal, so base up, base down or horizontal all work. That matters on corncob retrofits because many of them restrict base up operation for heat reasons. The 300 degree beam spread throws light nearly all the way around the lamp, which suits post tops and open high bays rather than any application needing a tight beam.

It is sold as an HID replacement lamp, and at its top setting it delivers 6300 lumens on 45 watts. Compare that number against the maintained lumens of the metal halide or high pressure sodium lamp you are pulling, not its rated initial lumens, since aged HID output falls well below label. Incandescent equivalency is 125W.

It is DLC approved and Title 24 compliant, which is what most utility prescriptive rebate programs and California energy code jobs ask for. It is also FCC compliant. Rated life is 50,000 hours, the figure a facilities group uses when they build a relamp cycle.

Draw depends on the wattage setting and the line voltage: 0.450A at 120V down to 0.162A at 277V on the 45W setting, 0.360A to 0.130A at 36W, and 0.270A to 0.097A at 27W. On a 20A 277V branch that leaves plenty of room to gang a run of pole heads on one circuit.

CRI is 80, which is standard for area and site lighting and acceptable for entries, parking structures and back of house. For merchandise display or anywhere color rendering is judged closely, look for a 90 CRI lamp instead. Set to 3000K it will read warm and match nearby incandescent or warm LED trim.

The housing is dark gray with a plastic lens and a plastic (PS) base. In an open post top or a clear refractor the dark gray body is visible, so if you are mixing it with older lamps across a property expect a visual difference in the off state.