SATCO Lighting S28681 4W, JC LED, Clear, 5000K, G8 Base, 120-130V

Yes. The S28681 is a JC-style LED lamp with a G8 bi-pin base, so it drops into any fixture wired for a G8 socket. G8 is the two-pin base used on the 120-volt halogen JC capsules common in under-cabinet pucks, range hoods and display lighting, so if the lamp coming out has two flat pins on that spacing, this is the matching base type.

That is what it is built for. The S28681 runs on 120-130 volts, the same line-voltage range as the G8 halogen capsules it replaces, so there is no transformer or driver to add. It draws 4 watts. Line-voltage G8 lamps run direct off the fixture, unlike the 12-volt G4 and GY6.35 capsules, so check the pin spacing and the voltage marked on the old lamp before swapping.

5000K, which is a crisp daylight white with a blue cast, not a warm yellow. If the rest of the room is on 2700K or 3000K lamps, the S28681 will read noticeably cooler and stand out. It matches well where the existing lamps are also daylight or where you want task-level brightness under a cabinet or hood.

S28681 is the Satco Lighting number for the 4 watt clear JC LED at 5000K with a G8 base. Satco splits this lamp by color temperature, so ordering by wattage and base alone can land you on a warm-white version. Quote the full number when you are standardizing a building on one color.

Clear. In an open or glass-front fixture the diodes will be visible and you get a sharper, more directional beam with defined shadows. Behind a lens or diffuser that does not matter. If the fixture puts the lamp in plain sight and you want a softer look, a frosted G8 lamp is the better pick.

The lamp pulls 4 watts. G8 halogen capsules in these fixtures are typically 20, 25, 35 or 50 watts, so the draw drops sharply per socket, which matters most in a run of under-cabinet or display heads on one circuit. Nothing else in the fixture has to change since it stays on 120-130 volt line power.