SATCO Lighting S14463 14W A19 LED, 5000K, Non-Dimmable, E26, 80 CRI, 8-Pack

No. The S14463 is a non-dimmable 14W A19 LED. Put it on a dimmer circuit and you risk flicker, buzz, or early failure. If the fixtures in your building are on dimmers, order a dimmable A19 instead and save this one for stairwells, corridors, closets, and other switched-only circuits.

Yes. It uses an E26 medium screw base, the standard socket in North American residential and light commercial fixtures, so it drops straight into table lamps, ceiling fixtures, and enclosed porch lights with no adapter.

5000K is daylight white, a crisp blue-white with no warm cast. It reads as bright and clean, which is why it gets specified for garages, laundry rooms, utility spaces, stairwells, and workshops. If you're relamping apartment living spaces where tenants expect the soft yellow look of an old incandescent, this is the wrong color temperature and you want a 2700K version instead.

The S14463 ships as an 8-pack of 14W A19 LED lamps, all the same 5000K non-dimmable spec. For a property manager relamping a building, that's one carton per eight sockets, so figure your count by fixture and round up to the nearest eight.

A19 is the same bulb shape and envelope as the standard incandescent it replaces, and the E26 base matches, so the S14463 goes into existing fixtures, harps, and shades without modification. The one thing to watch is the fixture's own socket rating and any dimmer on the circuit, since this lamp is non-dimmable.

The S14463 is an 80 CRI lamp, which is the normal spec for general-purpose commercial and residential lighting - corridors, offices, apartments, back-of-house. It renders color well enough for everyday tasks. Where you'd want higher is retail merchandising, art display, or medical and grooming areas, which typically call for 90+ CRI.

S14463 is the Satco manufacturer part number for the 14 watt A19 LED in 5000K, non-dimmable, E26 base, 80 CRI, supplied in an 8-pack. Quote that number when matching a previous order or standardizing a building on one lamp.