SATCO Lighting S11790 5W A19 LED, Medium Base, CCT Selectable, 120V, White Finish

The S11790 is a CCT selectable lamp with five settings: 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K. You pick the color on the lamp itself rather than ordering a fixed-kelvin SKU, so one bulb covers warm residential-style light through 5000K daylight. For a property manager standardizing across units, that means stocking one part number and matching whatever color is already in the other fixtures.

It can. The S11790 is an enclosed rated lamp, so a closed glass dome or jelly-jar style fixture is acceptable. It also carries a universal burning position rating, meaning base up, base down or horizontal all work.

Dimmable, yes. Three-way, no. It is a dimmable 120V lamp but is not a three-way bulb, so in a three-way socket it will only operate at a single output level. If you need stepped output from a three-way table lamp, specify a three-way LED instead.

Bathrooms and other damp interior spaces are fine. The lamp is damp location rated and classified for indoor use, so a vanity, enclosed shower fixture or laundry room works. It is not a wet location lamp, so skip exposed exterior fixtures that take direct rain.

The S11790 delivers 450 lumens with a CRI of 90, which is the color rendering level specs usually call for in hospitality and patient-facing spaces where skin tones and finishes need to look right. Beam spread is 220 degrees, so it throws light nearly all the way around the lamp rather than down a narrow cone, suiting table lamps, sconces and open shades. At 40W-equivalent output you would use it for ambient and accent fixtures, not as a sole source in a large room.

Each S11790 pulls 0.071 amps at 120V, 60Hz. That is a very small load per lamp, so circuit capacity is rarely the limit on a retrofit of this bulb. When you are swapping out 40W incandescents, the existing circuit and wiring are already sized for roughly eight times the draw per socket.

The S11790 uses a polycarbonate lens with a white finish over a polyamide housing and base, so there is no glass envelope to shatter in a high-traffic corridor or a rental turnover. Average rated life is 25,000 hours.