SATCO Lighting S12466 8W A19 LED, Soft White, 2700K, Medium Base, 120V, 4-Pack

Yes, the S12466 is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can go into a closed globe, a jelly jar, or a sealed ceiling fixture without cooking itself. It also carries a Wet location rating and is approved for indoor and outdoor use, which covers porch fixtures, covered entries, and exterior sconces on a property.

The lamp is dimmable on 120V 60Hz line voltage. It is a single fixed color temperature at 2700K, not a warm dim or color selectable lamp, so the color stays soft white all the way down the dimming range. Older incandescent dimmers vary in how they behave with low wattage LED loads, so if a circuit has only one or two lamps on it, expect to check the dimmer's minimum load.

That is what it is built for. The S12466 uses an LED filament in a clear glass envelope, so you see the filament strands the way you would in a vintage style incandescent. In a schoolhouse pendant, a bare socket sconce, or a glass front fixture where the lamp shows, it reads as a decorative bulb. If you want a diffused, frosted look with no visible filament, this clear version is the wrong choice.

2700K is the warm, yellow-toned soft white that matches standard incandescent and the great majority of residential and hospitality lamps already in service, so it blends with existing fixtures rather than standing out cool or blue. It is fixed at 2700K, not switch selectable, so every lamp out of the pack is the same color. If a facility has standardized on 3000K or 4000K, this one will not match.

Yes. It renders at 90 CRI, which is the threshold spec buyers usually ask for when finishes, paint, food, or merchandise have to look right. Combined with 2700K, it holds warm tones without the washed-out look of a low-CRI lamp, which is why it works in lobbies, dining rooms, and showrooms.

Any orientation works. Burning position is universal, so base up in a recessed downlight, base down in a pendant, or horizontal in a sconce or ceiling fan all run the same. The 280 degree beam spread means light goes nearly all the way around the lamp rather than being thrown in one direction, so it fills a shade or globe evenly no matter which way the socket points.

No. The S12466 is not a three-way lamp. Put it in a three-way socket and it will light at one level only, on whichever click energizes it, rather than stepping through low, medium, and high. For a table lamp with a three-way turn knob you need a lamp specifically listed as three-way. This one dims instead, on a dimmer switch.

Rated at 15,000 average hours. On a common area fixture burning roughly 12 hours a day, that is a little over three years between changes, which is the number that matters when you are pricing a relamp across a portfolio. Sold four bulbs to a pack, so a single pack covers a typical four-lamp fixture or four separate sockets.

No, it is not DLC approved, so it will not qualify under a program that requires a DLC listed product. It is FCC compliant, so it meets the radio frequency interference requirement that matters if you have had LED lamps interfere with wireless door hardware, intercoms, or AV gear in a building.