SATCO Lighting S11417 9.5W A19 LED, 5000K, Dimmable, Medium Base, 230 degree Beam Angle, 4-Pack

Yes. The S11417 is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can go into a closed globe, flush-mount drum, or sealed ceiling fixture without voiding the lamp's rating. It also carries a damp location rating, which covers covered porches and bathrooms, and burns in any position, so base-up cans and base-down pendants are both fine.

The S11417 is a dimmable lamp on 120V, 60Hz. Older incandescent dimmers were sized for a 60 watt filament load, and this lamp pulls 0.079A, so a handful of LEDs on one leading-edge dimmer may sit below the dimmer's minimum load and flicker or buzz at the bottom of the range. For a clean dim, use an LED-rated dimmer with a low minimum load.

No. The S11417 is marked non-compliant for California, so it should not be specified for installations in that state. California has its own lamp efficiency and quality requirements, so for CA work choose a lamp listed as compliant for that market.

The S11417 is rated for indoor use and damp locations, which covers a covered porch, breezeway, bathroom, or garage where the lamp never takes direct water. It is not wet-location rated, so skip it in open soffits, exposed post lanterns, or anywhere rain or sprinkler spray can reach the socket; use a wet-rated lamp there.

5000K is daylight white, a crisp blue-white with no yellow in it. It reads well in shops, garages, laundry and utility rooms, stairwells, and back-of-house areas where you want detail visible. For apartment living rooms and bedrooms where tenants expect the warm look of an incandescent, 5000K will feel clinical, so pick a 2700K or 3000K lamp for those spaces. Color temperature on the S11417 is fixed, not selectable.

No. The S11417 is not a three-way lamp, so in a three-way socket it will light at full output on one or more of the switch positions and stay off or unchanged on the others. For a table lamp with a three-way turn knob, order a three-way A19 LED instead. If the fixture is on a wall dimmer rather than a three-way socket, this lamp is dimmable and will work.

Not through DesignLights Consortium programs. The S11417 is not DLC approved, so if your rebate paperwork requires a DLC-listed product, this lamp will not clear it. Many residential and screw-base lamp rebates run off ENERGY STAR or a utility's own qualified product list instead, so check which list your program uses.

S11417 ships as a 4-pack of the 9.5W 5000K A19 lamp, frost lens. That pack quantity is worth noting when you are counting out a relamp: a 24-fixture floor needs six packs, not 24 units.

Plastic. The housing is polycarbonate over a high heat conductive plastic body, and the lens is polycarbonate as well. For multi-family and student housing that matters: a dropped lamp is far less likely to shatter than a glass A19, which is why these get specified in stairwells and common areas.

The lamp is FCC compliant, so its driver meets the federal limits on radio-frequency emissions. That is the spec to point at when a tenant reports noise on an AM radio or intercom after a relamp.