SATCO Lighting S11238 5W G9 LED, Clear, 2700K, T4 Shape, 120V

Yes. The Satco S11238 is a G9 double loop base lamp rated as a 40W incandescent equivalent, drawing 5 watts and putting out 500 lumens on 120 volts. The G9 double loop pin base is the same push-in base the halogen capsules use, so it drops into the existing socket with no rewiring.

It is an enclosed rated lamp, so sealed fixtures are fine. That matters because most G9 sockets sit inside closed glass shades or chandelier globes where heat builds up, and a non enclosed rated LED loses life fast in that spot. The lamp is rated for damp locations and indoor use, so covered porches and bathrooms are within its rating, but wet locations and open exterior exposure are not.

Close. It is 2700K, the warm white halogen color, with a clear housing and a T4 tube shape so the lit source stays visible in an exposed shade the way a capsule does. CRI is 80, which is standard for general lighting but below the near perfect color rendering of the halogen you're pulling out. If you are relamping a run of matched sconces, do the whole run rather than mixing old and new, or the difference in rendering will show.

Beam spread is 300 degrees, so it lights nearly the full sphere. That is what you want in a chandelier or an open glass shade where the lamp has to fill the fixture rather than aim. It is not a directional lamp, so it will not act as a spot or a downlight.

Yes, it is Title 24 compliant, and it is FCC compliant. For a spec job in California, that is the box the plan check wants ticked on a residential lighting relamp.

Average rated life on the S11238 is 25,000 hours. In a common area burning roughly 12 hours a day that is about five and a half years of service, against the roughly 2,000 hours a G9 halogen typically gives. For a property manager relamping tall lobby chandeliers, the labor saved on ladder trips is usually the bigger number.

Ceramic. That is the part that takes the heat right at the socket, and it holds up better than a molded plastic base in a tight enclosed shade, which is where G9 lamps usually live.

No on both. The S11238 is fixed at 2700K with no color temperature selection, and it is not a three-way lamp. In a three-way socket it will run at one output only. If you need a different white, order a different lamp rather than expecting to switch it at the bulb.

Satco part number S11238, clear only. There is one configuration: 5W, 2700K, T4 clear, G9 double loop, 120V. No frosted version and no other color temperature under this number, so there is nothing else to specify when you place the order.