SATCO Lighting S11773 14W A19 LED, Medium Base, CCT Selectable, White Finish, 90 CRI, 120V

No. The S11773 is a non-dimmable lamp, so it needs to run on a standard on/off switch. Put it on a dimmer and you risk flicker, buzz, or early failure. If the room has an existing dimmer, either swap the switch out for a standard toggle or pick a lamp specified as dimmable instead.

The S11773 is field selectable across 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K, so one lamp covers warm white through daylight. That is the point of the CCT selectable feature for a property manager or MRO stockroom: you carry one part number and match whatever the rest of the building is running instead of stocking three separate SKUs. The selection is made on the lamp itself before install.

Yes. The S11773 is an enclosed rated lamp, so a flush-mount dome, a jelly jar, or a closed globe is fair game. That matters because a lot of A19 LEDs are not enclosed rated and cook themselves in a sealed fixture. It also burns in any position, base up, base down, or horizontal.

Bathrooms and other damp indoor spots, yes. The S11773 carries a damp location rating and is designated an indoor lamp. A covered porch or an exterior fixture exposed to blowing rain calls for a wet location rated lamp instead, so do not spec this one for the outside of the building.

Not as a 3-way. The S11773 is not a three-way lamp, so in a 3-way socket it will light at a single output level rather than stepping through low, medium, and high. It will physically fit the medium base socket, but the turn-through switching will not do anything. For a table lamp where the tenant expects three levels, order a 3-way rated A19.

The S11773 renders at 90 CRI, which is the tier you want where color accuracy is judged: hotel rooms, leasing offices, retail displays, healthcare, and bathroom vanities where skin tone matters. Most commodity A19 LEDs sit at 80 CRI. Paired with a frosted lens and a 220 degree beam spread, the light is diffuse rather than directional, so it behaves like the incandescent it replaces in open shades and dome fixtures.

Rated life on the S11773 is 10,000 hours. At 12 hours a day that works out to about 2.3 years between relamps, and at 24/7 operation in a stairwell or corridor it is a bit over 13 months. Worth running that math before you standardize a large fleet on it, since relamp labor usually costs more than the lamp.

Yes, the S11773 is lawful for sale in California. It is not DLC listed, however, so if a utility or state rebate program on your project requires a DesignLights Consortium qualified product, this lamp will not qualify for that incentive.

White housing with a frosted lens on a standard A19 envelope, so it reads the same as a frosted incandescent in an open shade or exposed socket. The base is plastic rather than metal. Since the color temperature is field selectable, you can dial it to 3000K to blend with warm existing lamps or up to 4000K or 5000K where the rest of the building has already been converted.