SATCO Lighting S28932R1 LED Shoe Box Lamp, 60/70/80 Wattage Selectable, 3K/4K/5K CCT Selectable, 120-277V, White Finish

Yes. The S28932R1 runs on any line voltage from 120V through 277V at 50/60Hz, so the same lamp works on 120, 208, 240, or 277V. Current draw runs 0.500-0.217A at 60W, 0.583-0.253A at 70W, and 0.667-0.289A at 80W across that voltage range, with the lower figure being the high voltage end. That matters when you are tallying how many heads you can hang on one branch circuit.

No. The S28932R1 carries a Damp location rating, not a wet rating. It is fine inside an enclosed, gasketed shoe box or wall pack housing where the lamp is shielded from direct rain, but it should not be used in an open bottom or unsealed fixture exposed to weather. If the housing is open, specify a wet rated lamp instead.

Selection is made on the lamp itself before installation, not at the fixture or the panel. The S28932R1 offers three wattage steps (60W, 70W, 80W) and three color temperatures (3000K, 4000K, 5000K), so one part number covers nine output combinations. Set it before you put the lamp up in the pole head, because you have to come back down to change it.

Burning position is universal, so the lamp can go base up, base down, or horizontal without affecting performance or life. That is what makes it usable in a shoe box pole head where the socket fires downward, as well as in vertical post top housings. The 180 degree beam spread throws light across a broad area rather than in a tight cone.

All three are on the same lamp. 5000K reads as bright white and is the common choice for parking lots and security lighting where perceived brightness matters. 4000K is the neutral middle ground most multi-family and retail sites standardize on. 3000K is warm and suits courtyards, walkways, and residential-adjacent properties where cooler light draws complaints. Since one part number covers all three, you can standardize on a single stocked lamp across a portfolio and set it per location.

It is dimmable and rated for 50,000 average hours. For a parking lot running roughly 4,000 hours a year on a photocell, that is over a decade of service before rated end of life. Colour rendering is 80 CRI, which is standard for exterior area lighting.

The base is aluminum, which doubles as the heat sink for the LED array, and the lens is polycarbonate. Polycarbonate holds up to impact and thermal cycling better than glass in an exterior pole head, and the aluminum body is why the lamp needs some air around it inside the housing rather than being packed into a tight reflector cavity.