SATCO Lighting S12406 8.2W LED A15, Clear, Medium Base, 3000K, 90 CRI, 120V

It is rated as a 60W incandescent equivalent, putting out 800 lumens while drawing 8.2 watts at 0.068 amps. That is full 60W brightness from an A15-size bulb, which older A15 incandescents never delivered.

Both are covered. The S12406 is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can go in a sealed globe or jelly-jar fixture without voiding its rating, and it carries a wet location rating for indoor or outdoor use. It also mounts in any burning position, base up, base down, or horizontal.

Yes, it is a dimmable lamp on 120V line voltage. It is not a three-way bulb, though, so if your fixture uses a three-way socket and turn knob you will only get one light level out of it.

Clear is the right call when the bulb is visible. The S12406 has a clear glass lens over an LED filament, so you see the filament lines rather than a diffuser, which suits chandeliers, pendants, sconces, and vanity fixtures where the lamp is part of the look. In a bare socket in a hallway or a shade-less fixture at eye level, the filament glare is noticeable and a frosted A15 is the easier bulb to live with.

3000K is warm white, a step warmer than neutral and a step cooler than the 2700K of a classic incandescent, so it reads clean but not blue. The 90 CRI matters more for guest-facing spaces: color rendering at 90 keeps wood tones, paint, skin tones, and upholstery looking accurate, which is why spec writers for hotels, lobbies, and apartment common areas call for 90+. It is a fixed color temperature, not a CCT-selectable lamp, so every unit you order matches.

Close to it. The beam spread is 320 degrees, so light goes out and back along the envelope with only the base area shadowed. For a fan light kit or an open pendant that needs light above the bulb as well as below, that is the behavior you want. A reflector or PAR lamp would not do this.

Yes. The S12406 is marked lawful for sale in California, so it clears that state's lamp efficiency requirements. It is also FCC compliant, which is worth noting for sensitive environments since LED drivers can introduce RF interference. It is not a DLC approved product, so it will not qualify for utility rebate programs that require DLC listing.

Rated life is 15,000 hours. On a common-area fixture burning roughly 12 hours a day that is over three years between changes, which is the argument for standardizing on it across a property: fewer ladder trips and one bulb to stock instead of several. The lamp is glass and aluminum construction and weighs 0.06 lb, so it is light handling for bulk relamp carts.