SATCO Lighting S28652 16.5W, A19 LED, 90CRI, 2700K, Medium Base, 220 degree Beam Angle, 120V, 1600 Lumens, CEC

At 1600 lumens, the S28652 puts out roughly what a 100 watt incandescent A19 did, while drawing 16.5 watts. That makes it the common choice when a property manager wants brighter output in the same fixture without changing the lamp shape.

The S28652 is a dimmable lamp on 120 volt circuits. Note that LED lamps need an LED-compatible (electronic low-voltage or LED/CFL rated) dimmer; legacy incandescent rheostat dimmers often cause flicker or limited dimming range at the bottom of the curve.

Yes. The S28652 is a CEC listed lamp, which is what California requires for general service LED lamps sold into the state. The 90+ CRI rating is part of what qualifies it under those rules, so it can be specified on California multi-family and commercial work.

2700K is warm white, the same yellow-toned light as a traditional incandescent, so it suits residential units, hospitality guest rooms, and lobbies rather than task or shop areas. The 90+ CRI rating means colors, skin tones, paint, and finishes render close to natural light, which is why 90 CRI lamps get specified for retail displays, galleries, and model units where color accuracy matters.

Close to it. The S28652 has a 220 degree beam angle, so light spreads well past the sides of the lamp, not just straight out the dome. That works in table lamps, shaded fixtures, and open pendants where you need light down and sideways. For tight downlight aiming, a BR or PAR reflector lamp is the better choice.

It will match anything already running at 2700K warm white. Where it can look different is color quality: at 90+ CRI the S28652 renders color more fully than typical 80 CRI lamps, so on the same fixture run it may read slightly richer. If you are standardizing a property, spec the 90 CRI version throughout rather than mixing CRI levels in the same space.

Each lamp weighs 0.16 lb, so it's no burden on a socket, clip-on shade, or swing-arm fixture. Construction is metal, plastic, and electronic components rather than glass, so it holds up better to handling on service carts and in maintenance stock than a glass incandescent.

The S28652 is manufactured in China. That is the declared country of origin for the lamp, which is what procurement groups need for origin disclosure on bid documents.