SATCO Lighting S33113 60/80/100 Wattage Selectable, LED, Hi-Bay, Type B, Ballast Bypass, Mogul Extended, 5000K, 250W-300W Metal Halide Replacement

Yes. The S33113 is a Type B ballast bypass lamp, which means it runs on line voltage direct to the socket and the existing metal halide ballast has to be removed or bypassed. It accepts 100V to 277V at 50/60Hz, so it works on either 120V or 277V branch circuits once the socket is wired direct. Leaving the ballast in the circuit will damage the lamp.

It replaces 250W through 400W HID lamps depending on which wattage tap you select: 60W gives 8400 lumens, 80W gives 11220 lumens, and 100W gives 14000 lumens, stated as equivalents to 250W, 320W, and 400W. Pulling 100W in place of a 400W metal halide (plus its ballast draw) is where the bulk of the energy savings comes from.

Yes on both counts. It is rated for enclosed and open fixtures, and it is damp location rated for indoor or outdoor use, which covers covered loading docks, parking canopies, and wash-down-adjacent warehouse bays. Damp is not wet, so it should not sit where water can hit the lamp directly in an unprotected fixture.

It is Title 24 compliant and FCC compliant. It is not on the DLC qualified products list, so if your utility rebate program requires a DLC listing, this lamp will not carry that rebate. Specify accordingly on institutional and municipal jobs where the rebate is part of the funding.

The lamp is wattage selectable across 60W, 80W, and 100W, set on the lamp itself before it goes in the socket rather than by any wiring change. Each step also changes current draw: roughly 0.600A to 0.217A at 60W, 0.800A to 0.289A at 80W, and 1.000A to 0.361A at 100W across the 100V to 277V range, which is what you use to size how many lamps you can hang on a circuit.

No dimming. The S33113 is not a dimmable lamp, so it should be fed from a straight switched line-voltage circuit with no dimmer in the loop. The wattage selector is how you change output, and it is set at the lamp, not from the wall.

It is a fixed 5000K daylight lamp with 80 CRI, and it is not CCT selectable, so what you get out of the box is what you get. That matches cleanly against other 5000K warehouse and shop lamps; it will read noticeably cooler and bluer next to 4000K lamps, so keep a bay standardized on one temperature rather than mixing.

The lamp weighs 2.68 lb with an aluminum and plastic body, which is heavier than the HID lamp it replaces. On a pendant or an aged porcelain mogul socket, inspect the socket and its mounting before hanging it, and favor base-down or horizontal orientations where the fixture supports the weight rather than the lamp hanging off a tired socket shell.

Beam spread is 120 degrees, which is a wide distribution suited to open high bay and warehouse aisle lighting rather than a narrow spot. Mounted in an existing HID reflector it will fill the bay, though very high mounting heights that relied on a tight reflector optic will see more spill and less punch at the floor.

Rated at 50,000 average hours. For a facility running 12 hours a day that is roughly 11 years of service, which is the maintenance argument for the retrofit: fewer lift rentals and no ballast failures to chase, since the ballast comes out of the circuit entirely on a Type B lamp.