SATCO Lighting S28484 11.5W, A19 LED, 90CRI, 5000K, Medium Base, 220 degree Beam Angle, 120V, 1100 Lumens, CEC

Yes. The S28484 is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can run inside a closed glass globe, a flush-mount drum, or a jelly-jar style housing without voiding the lamp's rating. It also burns in any position, base up, base down, or horizontal, so orientation inside the fixture doesn't matter. Note it is rated for indoor damp locations, not wet, so skip open-to-weather exterior fixtures.

At 5000K this one reads as crisp daylight white, noticeably cooler and bluer than the 2700K or 3000K warm lamps common in apartment and hospitality interiors. If you're standardizing a fleet, order 5000K throughout or the mixed sockets in a corridor will be obvious. Color temperature is fixed, not switch-selectable, so there's no way to tune it down on site.

The S28484 is a dimmable lamp on 120V, 60Hz. The practical catch is load: it draws only 0.096A, so a bank of these on an older incandescent-style dimmer can fall below the dimmer's minimum load and flicker or drop out at the low end. For dimmed circuits, pair them with an LED-rated dimmer sized for low wattage loads.

The lamp delivers 90+ CRI at 5000K, which is the range specifiers call for where color accuracy matters, healthcare exam spaces, salons, retail merchandising, and paint or print work. Most commodity A19 LEDs sit at 80 CRI, so this is a step up on color rendering at the same socket and voltage.

Yes. It's a CEC compliant lamp and marked lawful for sale, which is what California's Title 20 lamp regulations require for general service LEDs sold into the state.

Beam spread is 220 degrees, so output wraps well past straight down and throws light back up toward the ceiling. That's omnidirectional-style distribution for general room lighting in table lamps, surface ceiling fixtures, and sconces. If you need light pushed in one direction, like a recessed can over a work surface, a BR or PAR reflector lamp is the better choice.

No. This lamp is not a three-way bulb. Screwed into a 3-way socket it will light at a single output level regardless of switch position. For stepped output you need a lamp specifically built as 3-way.

Average rated life is 25,000 hours. On a 12-hour-a-day corridor or common area schedule that's roughly 5.7 years of service, which is why MRO buyers typically standardize on a single A19 SKU and relamp a whole area at once rather than chasing individual failures.

The lens is plastic (PS) with a white finish, not glass, over a housing of metal, plastic, and electronic components. For multi-family units, dorms, and hospitality rooms that's an advantage, a dropped lamp is far less likely to shatter than a glass envelope. Lamp weight is 0.08 lb.

No. This A19 lamp is not DLC approved, so it won't qualify under rebate programs that require a DesignLights Consortium listing. It is FCC compliant for electromagnetic interference.