SATCO Lighting S11540 9.5W, LED, 2700K, GU24 Base, 120V
9.5 Watt - LED - 2700K - GU24 base - 120 Volt
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Product Specs
- Amps:
- 0.079A
- Avg Rated Hours:
- 25000
- Burning Position:
- Universal
- CA Web Text:
- Lawful for sale
- CCT Selectable:
- No
- CRI:
- 90+
- DLC Approved:
- No
- Dimmable:
- No
- Enclosure Rating:
- Enclosed Rated Lamp
- FCC Compliant:
- Yes
- Housing Color:
- White
- Lamp Base:
- Bi Pin GU24
- Lamp Filament:
- LED
- Lamp Shape:
- T3
- Lens Finish:
- Frost
- Lens Material:
- Plastic (PS)
- Lensed:
- Yes
- Lumens:
- 800L
- Operating Frequency:
- 60Hz
- Product Type:
- Squat
- 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:
- 60W
- Location Rating:
- Damp
- Base Material:
- Metal / Plastic / Electronic Components
- Location Indoor/ Outdoor:
- Indoor
- Product Voltage:
- 120V
- Beam Spread Angle:
- 100
- Light Temperature:
- 2700K
- Product Category:
- Light Bulbs
- Product Wattage:
- 9.5W
- Product Material:
- Metal / Plastic / Electronic Components
- Product Weight:
- 0.14 lb
Satco Lighting S11540 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will the Satco S11540 GU24 LED work in a fixture that has the old twist-lock CFL bulb in it?
Yes. The S11540 uses a bi-pin GU24 twist-lock base, the same base the self-ballasted CFLs in those fixtures used, so it drops straight into a GU24 socket on a 120V, 60Hz circuit. No ballast or adapter involved, the driver is in the lamp.
2) Can I put the Satco S11540 on a dimmer switch?
No. The S11540 is non-dimmable and is not a three-way lamp. On a dimmer it can flicker, buzz, or fail early. If a unit has dimming or three-way sockets, specify a dimmable GU24 LED instead and leave this one on straight on/off switching.
3) Is this GU24 LED safe to use in a closed ceiling fixture or a sealed glass dome?
Yes, it is an enclosed rated lamp, so a closed drum or glass dome fixture will not void it or cook the driver. It is also damp location rated, which covers a covered porch ceiling or a bathroom, but it is an indoor lamp, so keep it out of wet, directly exposed locations.
4) What incandescent wattage does the 9.5W Satco S11540 replace, and will the room look as bright?
It replaces a 60W incandescent at 9.5 watts, putting out 800 lumens, which is the normal output of a 60W A-lamp. Color is 2700K warm white, so it reads the same yellow-white as the incandescent it replaces rather than the bluer light of a 3000K or 4000K lamp.
5) How many of these can I put on a 15 amp lighting circuit in an apartment building?
Each S11540 draws 0.079A at 120V. On a 15A branch circuit loaded to the usual 80 percent (12A), that is a very large number of lamps, so the socket count and fixture layout will limit you long before the current does. Size the circuit to the fixtures, not the lamps.
6) Can this lamp be installed base-up in a recessed can or sideways in a wall sconce?
Any orientation works. Burning position is universal, so base-up in a recessed can, base-down in a pendant, or horizontal in a sconce are all fine. Combined with the enclosed rating, that covers most retrofit situations in multi-family and hospitality.
7) Is the light from this bulb good enough for a hotel bathroom or retail space where color matters?
CRI is 90+, which is the level specified where skin tones, paint, and merchandise need to look right, well above the 80 CRI of a commodity LED lamp. The frosted plastic lens diffuses the source and the beam spread is 100 degrees, so it throws a wide wash rather than a spot.
8) Can I buy this bulb in other color temperatures or switch the color on the lamp itself?
No. The S11540 is fixed at 2700K and is not CCT selectable, so there is no field switch for 3000K or 4000K. If you need a cooler color on a GU24 base, order a different lamp in that temperature rather than expecting to change this one.
9) Does this Satco GU24 lamp qualify for a utility rebate through the DLC list?
No, it is not DLC approved, so it will not qualify under programs that require a DesignLights Consortium listing. It is FCC compliant and marked lawful for sale in California, which matters if you are shipping lamps into CA jobs.
10) How long will these last before maintenance has to relamp again?
Average rated life is 25,000 hours. In a corridor or common area running roughly 12 hours a day that is several years of service, which is the main reason property managers swap GU24 CFLs for this type rather than replacing CFLs again.
11) What does the S11540 physically look like, and will it fit under a small shade?
It is a squat T3 shape lamp with a white housing and a frosted plastic lens, much shorter than the spiral CFL it replaces, and it weighs 0.14 lb. The compact squat body is what makes it work in shallow flush-mount fixtures where a spiral CFL crowded the glass.
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