SATCO Lighting S11907 7W T5 LED, Miniature bi-pin Base, 3000K, 700 Lumens, Type B, Ballast Bypass, Double Ended Wiring

No. The S11907 is a Type B ballast bypass lamp with double ended wiring, so the existing fluorescent ballast has to be removed and line voltage run to the sockets, hot to one end and neutral to the other. It needs no ballast or external driver of its own. If you want a true drop-in that runs on the existing ballast, you need a Type A lamp instead, not this one.

Yes, it runs anywhere from 120 to 277 volts at 50/60 Hz, drawing 0.058 to 0.025 amps across that range. That covers both standard 120V building circuits and 277V commercial lighting branch circuits, so the same lamp can standardize across a mixed facility.

The lamp uses a miniature bi-pin base in a T5 tube shape, which is the standard socket for T5 fluorescent lamps. The pins seat in the same holders, but because it is a double ended ballast bypass lamp the sockets must be fed line voltage rather than ballast output.

No. This 7W T5 LED is non-dimming and is not a three-way lamp. Wiring it to a dimmer or three-way circuit risks flicker or early failure. For dimmed spaces, specify a lamp listed as dimmable.

It is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can be used in a sealed or covered fixture, and it carries a damp location rating. Damp covers bathrooms, covered walkways and similar spots that see humidity, but not direct water exposure, so it is not for wet locations.

3000K is a warm white, the same tone most people associate with a soft residential or hospitality look, and it is fixed, not color selectable. Output is 700 lumens at 7 watts, comparable to a 50W incandescent, with a CRI of 82 and a frosted lens that spreads the beam 240 degrees for even light down a tube fixture.

Yes, it is Title 24 compliant and FCC compliant. It is not on the DLC qualified products list, so it will not carry a DLC-based utility rebate if your program requires that listing.

Burning position is universal, so it can be installed horizontally, vertically, or base up or down without affecting performance or rated life. Rated life is 50,000 average hours.

The lamp body is glass with a frosted lens over the LEDs. Worth knowing for facilities with a plastic-only or shatter-resistant lamp policy, such as food service or healthcare areas, where a coated or plastic tube is usually specified instead.