SATCO Lighting S11418 14W A19 LED, 3000K, 100W Replacement, Medium Base, 220 degree Beam Angle, 10-Pack

No. The S11418 is a non-dimmable lamp. Put it on a dimmer circuit and you can expect flicker, buzz, or early failure. If the fixture is on a dimmer, either swap the switch for a standard toggle or order a dimmable A19 instead. It's also not a three-way bulb, so it won't step through levels in a 3-way socket.

Yes, the S11418 is an enclosed rated lamp, so sealed glass globes, jelly jars, and closed dome ceiling fixtures are fair game. Burning position is universal, so base up, base down, or horizontal all work.

It's rated for damp locations and listed for indoor use. A covered porch ceiling or a bathroom where it won't take direct water is within the damp rating. Anywhere exposed to rain, spray, or a shower head needs a wet-location lamp instead, not this one.

It does on light output. The S11418 puts out 1520 lumens at 14 watts, which is what Satco rates as a 100W incandescent equivalent, and it draws 0.117A at 120V. Swapping ten of these for ten 100W bulbs cuts the load on that circuit substantially, which is why property managers buy them by the 10-pack.

3000K is warm white, a step cooler and whiter than the 2700K soft white most residential incandescents produced, and noticeably warmer than 4000K or 5000K. Mixing 3000K with 2700K in the same room or corridor shows. If you are standardizing a property, check what's in the adjacent fixtures first. The color temperature is fixed on this lamp, not field selectable.

The 220 degree beam spread is wide, so light is thrown sideways and well past the equator of the lamp rather than straight down. That suits open shades, bare keyless sockets in utility spaces, and ceiling fixtures where you want the whole room lit. For a tight downward cone in a can light, a BR or PAR reflector lamp is the right type instead.

It isn't DLC listed, so it won't qualify under programs that require DesignLights Consortium listing. The lamp is FCC compliant for electromagnetic interference. If the rebate paperwork calls for DLC, you need a different SKU.

The lens is polycarbonate with a white diffuse finish, and the base housing is thermoplastic PBT. That plastic construction is a practical advantage over glass incandescents in stairwells, common areas, and unit turns where a dropped bulb would otherwise mean a cleanup.

S11418 ships as a 10-pack of the 14W 3000K A19 lamp. That's the ordering unit for MRO stockrooms and unit-turn kits, so a single order line covers ten fixtures.