SATCO Lighting S11253 9.5W, A19 LED, RGB & Tunable White, Starfish IOT, 120V, 800 Lumens, 2-Pack

Yes. The S11253 is an A19 LED rated for 120 volt line voltage, so it drops into standard residential and light commercial sockets the way an ordinary A-lamp does. It draws 9.5 watts and puts out 800 lumens, which is the common replacement output for a 60 watt incandescent A19.

The bulb is dimmable, and because it is a Starfish IOT lamp the dimming and color control are handled through the smart control itself rather than requiring a wall dimmer. If you do leave it on an existing dimmer, keep that dimmer at full on and dim through the app so the two controls don't fight each other.

Both, in the same lamp. The tunable white side shifts the white point from warm to cool for everyday task and ambient light, while the RGB side produces saturated colors for accent or scene use. Color accuracy on the white output is 80+ CRI, which is the normal range for general residential and hospitality lighting rather than color-critical retail display.

S11253 ships as a 2-pack, so one order covers a pair of fixtures or a two-lamp table lamp. For property managers standardizing a unit, count openings and divide by two when you build the order.

Treat it as an open-fixture lamp. It is an aluminum and plastic bodied LED smart bulb, and smart A19s carry both an LED driver and a radio in the base, both of which are heat sensitive. For tight enclosed glass globes or insulated cans, use a lamp specifically rated for enclosed fixtures instead.

No, not reliably. It is a single-output dimmable smart lamp, not a 3-way lamp, so a 3-way socket will only give you one level. Controls that chop or trickle power, like photocells, timers and occupancy sensors wired ahead of the socket, also interfere with a Starfish IOT lamp that needs constant 120V to stay on the network. Keep it on a constant-hot socket and schedule it in the app.

Country of origin is China, and the lamp weight is listed at 0.14 lb. That weight matters for pendant and swing-arm fixtures with light sockets, and for buyers who have to document origin on government or institutional purchases.