SATCO Lighting S11384 8W C11 LED, Frosted, Candelabra Base, 2700K, 90 CRI, 760 Lumens, 120V

It replaces a 75W incandescent candle. The 8W LED puts out 760 lumens, so you get the same output at roughly a tenth of the draw. That is a bright candle lamp, well above the 40W and 60W candelabra bulbs most chandeliers were originally lamped with.

Yes, it is a dimmable lamp. It is not a three-way bulb and the color temperature is fixed at 2700K, so it will not shift warmer as you dim the way a filament incandescent does. On a chandelier with an existing dimmer, use an LED-rated dimmer for smooth low-end control.

It carries a damp location rating and is listed for indoor or outdoor use, so a covered porch lantern, a bath vanity, or a sheltered entry fixture is fine. A damp rating does not cover direct rain or spray, so an open, unprotected outdoor fixture needs a wet-rated lamp instead.

The S11384 has a frosted lens over an LED filament, so the light source is diffused rather than showing bare filament strips. That is the finish to pick when the bulbs are visible and you want to cut glare. If you want the decorative look of visible filaments, choose a clear lamp instead. Beam spread is 300 degrees, so it throws light nearly all around rather than down only.

Yes, if color accuracy is part of the look. At 90 CRI and 2700K, this Satco candle renders skin tones, wood and fabric close to what a warm incandescent did, which is why 90-plus CRI is the usual spec for restaurants, hotel lobbies and guest rooms. Lower-CRI candelabra lamps at the same wattage will look flatter side by side in the same fixture.

Burning position is universal, so the S11384 can run base-up, base-down, or horizontal. That covers upward-facing chandelier arms, downward candle pendants and wall sconces without derating.

It is Title 24 compliant and FCC compliant, so it can be specified for California residential and light commercial jobs that require JA8-style compliant lamps. It is not DLC listed, so it will not qualify for rebate programs that require a DLC entry.

Average rated life is 15,000 hours. For a property manager running lobby or corridor chandeliers about 12 hours a day, that works out to roughly three and a half years between relamp cycles, which is the main reason crews move off incandescent candelabra lamps in high fixture-count spaces.

S11384 is the frosted version, and frost is the only finish under that number. Order by Satco part number S11384: 8W, C11, candelabra base, 2700K, 90 CRI, 760 lumens, 120V. Glass construction with an LED filament.