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SATCO Lighting S11320 5.5W, A19 LED, 2700K, Medium Base, 220 degree Beam Angle, 120V
5.5 Watt - A19 LED - 2700K - Medium base - 220 deg. Beam Angle - 120 Volt
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Product Specs
- Amps:
- 0.046A
- Avg Rated Hours:
- 25000
- Burning Position:
- Universal
- CA Web Text:
- California T24 Listed
- CCT Selectable:
- No
- CRI:
- 90+
- DLC Approved:
- No
- Dimmable:
- Yes
- Enclosure Rating:
- Enclosed Rated Lamp
- FCC Compliant:
- Yes
- Housing Color:
- White
- Lamp Base:
- Medium
- Lamp Filament:
- LED
- Lamp Shape:
- A19
- Lens Finish:
- White
- Lens Material:
- Plastic (PS)
- Lensed:
- Yes
- Lumens:
- 450L
- Operating Frequency:
- 60Hz
- Product Type:
- Type A
- Subcategory:
- LED
- Technology:
- LED
- Three-Way:
- No
- Warranty:
- 5 Year Limited - 10 hr per day
- Product Group:
- Indoor Lighting
- Product Subgroup:
- Light Bulbs
- Incandescent Equivalent:
- 40W
- Location Rating:
- Damp
- Base Material:
- Metal / Plastic / Electronic Components
- Product Voltage:
- 120V
- Beam Spread Angle:
- 220
- Light Temperature:
- 2700K
- Product Category:
- Light Bulbs
- Product Wattage:
- 5.5W
- Product Material:
- Metal / Plastic / Electronic Components
- Product Weight:
- 0.06 lb
Satco Lighting S11320 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Can the Satco S11320 A19 LED go in an enclosed ceiling fixture or a closed globe?
Yes. The S11320 is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can be installed in sealed globes, flush mount ceiling fixtures and jelly jars without voiding its rating. It also carries a damp location rating, which covers covered porches, bathrooms and similar humid spots, but not direct wet exposure.
2) Will a 5.5W LED A19 be bright enough to replace the 40 watt incandescent bulbs in my units?
It matches a 40W incandescent at 450 lumens on 5.5 watts, so the light level is comparable to what tenants are used to. The 2700K color temperature is the same warm white as an old incandescent, and 90+ CRI keeps paint and finishes looking correct. If you need the brightness of a 60W bulb, step up to a higher lumen A19.
3) Does the Satco S11320 work on a dimmer switch?
The S11320 is dimmable on 120V, 60Hz line voltage. Use a dimmer rated for LED loads; the lamp draws only 0.046A, so an old incandescent-only dimmer may not see enough load to dim smoothly, especially with a single bulb on the circuit.
4) Does this Satco A19 LED meet California Title 24 requirements?
Yes, the S11320 is California T24 listed, so it can be used where Title 24 compliant lamps are specified. It is also FCC compliant. It is not DLC approved, so if a utility rebate program requires a DLC listing, this lamp will not qualify.
5) Can I use the Satco S11320 in a three-way lamp?
No. This is not a three-way lamp, so in a three-way socket it will run at one output level only rather than stepping through low, medium and high. For a three-way table lamp you need a bulb specifically listed as three-way.
6) Can this bulb be mounted base-up in a recessed can or sideways in a sconce?
Burning position is universal, so the S11320 can run base-up, base-down or horizontal with no effect on rated life. The 220 degree beam spread throws light well back past the base, which helps in shades and sconces where a narrow-beam lamp would leave dark spots.
7) Can I get this Satco A19 in a cooler white or a color-selectable version?
No. The S11320 is fixed at 2700K warm white and is not CCT selectable. If you are standardizing a building on 3000K or 4000K, you need a different Satco A19 part number rather than a switch setting on this lamp.
8) How long does this LED bulb last compared to what I'm relamping now?
Rated at 25,000 average hours. For a common area fixture running roughly 12 hours a day that is about 5.7 years between changes, which is the main reason MRO buyers swap out incandescent A19s on high-ladder or hard-access fixtures.
9) Is the glass clear or frosted on this bulb?
It has a white lensed plastic (PS) diffuser over the LEDs with a white housing, so the output is diffused rather than a visible point source. That suits open shades and bare-bulb sockets where a clear lamp would show hot spots or glare. If you want visible filaments for a decorative fixture, look at a clear filament-style lamp instead.
10) Is 90+ CRI worth it for apartment or hospitality lighting?
For guest rooms, lobbies, retail and anywhere finishes and skin tones matter, yes. At 90+ CRI colors render close to an incandescent reference, which is why hospitality and multifamily specs often call it out. Combined with 2700K it reads as the same warm light as the incandescent A19 it replaces.
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