Satco Nuvo
Shop Satco Nuvo lighting at Atlantic Lighting for outdoor fixtures and selected replacement lamps. Browse the products below by model number, then compare voltage, lamp base and installation requirements. For fixture-only shopping, go directly to our Satco Nuvo landscape floodlights.
Satco Nuvo lighting and replacement lamp buying guide
Find the right Satco Nuvo product
Use this brand collection to browse our current Satco Nuvo assortment. Start with the model printed on your existing lamp or fixture when buying a replacement. Check the product page for availability and specifications; the products shown here are a selected range, not the manufacturer's entire catalog.
Nuvo outdoor fixtures
Our Satco Nuvo floodlight collection focuses on replaceable-lamp PAR20, PAR30LN and PAR38 fixtures. Its model guide compares dark bronze and antique verdigris options and lists the lamp requirements. Choose that collection when you need the fixture housing rather than a replacement bulb.
Choosing Satco replacement bulbs
Match the model, supply voltage, base and physical dimensions before comparing brightness. An E26 medium-base lamp and an E39 mogul-base lamp fit different sockets. For LED HID replacements, check whether the lamp requires ballast bypass; these are not automatically interchangeable with an existing HID lamp.
The S9354 listing is a 54W, 5000K LED HID replacement with an E39 base and a 100–277V rating. Satco specifies direct-wire ballast-bypass operation and marks this model discontinued. Check availability and replacement requirements before planning a project around it.
Compare lamps beyond this brand
For more lamp choices across our brands, browse 120V LED bulbs or MR16 bulbs and fixtures. Match the voltage, lamp format, location rating and dimming requirements to your fixture; these broader collections include products from other manufacturers.
Before you order
- Fixture or bulb: confirm which component the listing supplies and whether mounting hardware is included.
- Brightness and color: compare lumens and kelvin, not wattage alone.
- Installation: distinguish line-voltage wiring from low-voltage systems and check the manufacturer's instructions.
