SATCO Lighting S21327 16.5W, A19 LED, 90CRI, 2700K, GU24 Base, 220 degree Beam Angle, 120V, 1600 Lumens, CEC

Yes, it is an enclosed rated lamp, so sealed globes, jelly-jar fixtures, and closed ceiling pans are fine. It also carries a damp location rating and burns in any position, so covered porches, bathrooms, and laundry areas are within spec. It is not rated for wet locations or direct exposure.

Yes. The S21327 is California T24 listed and CEC compliant, which is why it comes in a GU24 pin base. For multi-family work in California this is the lamp type inspectors look for in high-efficacy fixtures. It is FCC compliant as well. Note it is not DLC listed, so it won't qualify for utility rebate programs that require DLC.

The lamp is dimmable, but it is a fixed 2700K warm white and is not CCT selectable, so the color stays the same as you dim it. It is also not a three-way lamp, so don't put it in a three-way socket expecting stepped levels.

Close. At 2700K with 90+ CRI, color rendering is high enough for skin tones, wood, and paint to read naturally, which is why 90 CRI lamps get specified in hospitality and residential spaces rather than the 80 CRI commodity bulbs. Keep in mind the 2700K is fixed, so if other openings in the building are lamped at 3000K or 4000K they will not match.

Yes. The 220 degree spread throws light back past the base, so it works in exposed sockets, drum shades, and enclosed globes where you want omnidirectional fill instead of a downward cone. If you need directional punch over a counter or on artwork, use a reflector lamp instead, not this A19.

Average rated life is 25,000 hours. On a 12 hour per day corridor schedule that is a bit over five and a half years between relamps, which is the argument for standardizing a building on one lamp and finish rather than mixing stock.