SATCO Lighting S28650 11.5W, A19 LED, 90CRI, 2700K, Medium Base, 220 degree Beam Angle, 120V, 1100 Lumens, CEC

The S28650 is listed as CEC compliant, meaning it is registered to the California Energy Commission appliance requirements that govern lamp sales in California. That matters if you are buying for a California property or specifying into a job there.

At 1100 lumens it lands in the range a 75 watt incandescent A19 put out, drawing 11.5 watts to do it. Same A19 shape and medium base, so it drops into the same fixtures and lamp sockets.

2700K is warm white, the same color tone as a standard incandescent bulb, so the S28650 blends with existing incandescent or halogen lamps rather than reading blue next to them. If your building has already standardized on 3000K or 4000K, this one will look noticeably warmer in the same fixture.

90 CRI means colors render close to how they look under natural light, which matters in hospitality guest rooms, healthcare, retail display, and anywhere paint, fabric, or skin tone has to look right. Most commodity A19 LEDs sit at 80 CRI. If you are lighting a back-of-house corridor or a storage room, the higher CRI is not worth specifying around.

Yes. At 220 degrees the S28650 throws light well past the horizontal, so it fills a drum shade, a globe fixture, or an open table lamp the way an incandescent A19 did, without a dark ring under the base. It is an omnidirectional lamp, not a spot, so it is the wrong choice if you need directional downlight in a recessed can with a reflector.

Order Satco S28650. That single MPN covers the 11.5W A19 LED in 2700K, 90 CRI, 1100 lumens, medium base, 120V. There is one configuration, so every socket you spec it into gets the same color and output with no sub-options to get wrong.

It is the white finish version, meaning a frosted or coated A19 envelope that diffuses the LED output rather than showing the emitters. That is what you want in open fixtures and bare-bulb sockets where a clear lamp would be glary.