SATCO Lighting S11305 2W CA11 LED, Satin Spun Amber, Candelabra Base, 2100K, 120V, Carded

Yes. The S11305 uses a candelabra base, the small screw base standard on chandeliers, wall sconces and decorative fixtures, and runs on 120V line voltage. The CA11 bent-tip candle shape is the same envelope used by decorative incandescent candle lamps, so it drops into an existing candelabra socket with no adapter.

Not bright, and it is not meant to be. The S11305 draws 2 watts and puts out 100 lumens, rated as a 20W incandescent equivalent. That is accent-level light. If you are lighting a dining room or a lobby off a chandelier and need real illumination, this amber lamp will disappoint; it belongs where the fixture itself is the decoration, like a restaurant, a hotel bar, or a lobby feature fixture. The 2100K color and spun amber lens push it well warmer than a standard 2700K soft white.

The S11305 is a dimmable lamp. Worth knowing before you spec a whole fixture: at 2 watts and 0.017 amps draw, even a full chandelier of these sits far under the minimum load most legacy incandescent dimmers need to run smoothly, so flicker or drop-out at the low end comes from the dimmer, not the lamp. Pair them with an LED-rated low-minimum-load dimmer.

Both, within limits. The lamp is enclosed rated, so a sealed glass globe or lantern will not void it, which is the usual failure point for LEDs in tight decorative fixtures. It carries a damp location rating, meaning covered porches, breezeways, soffits and bathrooms are fine. Damp is not wet, so keep it out of anything taking direct rain or spray.

Any orientation. Burning position is universal, so base-up in a downward-facing sconce, base-down in a chandelier, or horizontal in a wall fixture all work the same. Rated life is 15,000 hours regardless of how it sits.

Depends on whether you want to see the filament or soften it. The S11305 has a spun amber lens over an LED filament, so the glass itself is tinted and diffused, which cuts glare from the exposed filament and reads as candle glow at 2100K. A clear candle lamp shows the filament sharply and, at a standard 2700K, looks like ordinary warm white light. Pick amber for exposed-bulb fixtures where people look straight at the lamp; pick clear when you want more usable light and a crisper sparkle.

Yes, the S11305 is Title 24 compliant, which is what a contractor needs for permitted residential work in California. It is also FCC compliant. It is not DLC listed, so it will not qualify for utility rebate programs that require a DLC entry.

Relamp the whole fixture. With a 300 degree beam spread the light throws almost all the way around, so these read as a continuous ring of glow when every socket matches. Mixing one 2100K amber lamp in with 2700K or 3000K bulbs is immediately obvious, and there is no color-tuning to hide it since the lamp is fixed 2100K, not CCT selectable. For property managers standardizing across a building, order by MPN S11305 so every opening matches.

It will light, but it will not step through levels. The S11305 is not a three-way lamp, so in a three-way socket it behaves as a single-output bulb. If you need stepped output from a candelabra socket, specify a three-way rated lamp instead. For dimming, the S11305 does dim on a compatible LED dimmer.

CRI is 80, which is the standard general-purpose figure rather than a high-CRI spec. Combined with 2100K and an amber lens, the light is deliberately warm and tinted, so skin and finishes will read golden. That is the point in a bar or lobby feature fixture. For a task or retail display where color accuracy decides the sale, this lamp is the wrong choice and a higher-CRI, higher-CCT lamp is what you want.

Glass. The S11305 body is glass with a spun amber finish, not a coated polycarbonate, so it takes a clean look in an exposed-socket fixture but wants normal glass-lamp handling on a ladder. It ships carded, which suits counter or peg display for distributors and hardware resale.