SATCO Lighting S29614 6W, R20 LED, 2700K, Medium Base, 120V

No. The S29614 is an open rated lamp, meaning it needs airflow around it. Enclosed fixtures trap heat and will shorten the life of a lamp that isn't rated for them. For sealed glass globes or gasketed enclosed cans, look for a lamp specifically marked enclosed rated.

Damp location rated and listed for indoor use. That covers bathrooms, over a shower in a damp-rated fixture, and enclosed hallways. It is not wet rated, so keep it out of anything taking direct rain or spray, including open exterior soffits and unprotected porch fixtures.

It's a wide flood at a 107 degree beam spread, with a frosted lens to diffuse the output. That's a wash of light rather than a tight accent beam, so it suits general recessed downlighting and track over a seating area more than it suits highlighting a single piece of art. If you need a defined pool of light on a specific object, you want a narrower flood or spot instead.

CRI is 90+, which is the threshold most retail, hospitality, and healthcare specs call for when merchandise, food, or skin tone has to read correctly. Combined with the 2700K warm color point, it's the right lamp for restaurant and guest-room downlights where you want incandescent-looking warmth without the color distortion of a cheap LED.

Yes, the S29614 is California T24 Listed. It is not DLC approved, so if you're chasing a utility rebate that requires a DLC listing, this lamp won't qualify for it. It is FCC compliant.

Burning position is universal, so base-up in a recessed can, base-down in a pendant, or horizontal in a track head all work. No orientation restriction to plan around when you're standardizing a mixed set of fixtures across a building.

Average rated life is 25,000 hours. On a 12 hour daily run, common in a lobby or corridor, that's roughly 5.7 years per lamp. For a property manager relamping a building, that's the number to plan a maintenance cycle around.

Not as a three-way lamp. The S29614 is a single-output bulb with no three-way function, so in a three-way socket it will simply light at full 525 lumen output on the positions that energize it. If you need stepped levels from the socket itself, you need a lamp built as three-way.

No, it's fixed at 2700K warm white with no field-selectable CCT switch. If you're standardizing an apartment building or hotel on one color point, that's a benefit, every lamp out of the box matches. If you need to tune 2700K, 3000K, and 4000K from one SKU, you need a CCT selectable lamp instead.

The housing is gray with a frosted lens face, and the screw base is plastic rather than brass or aluminum. Plastic bases won't seize or corrode in a socket the way a metal base can in a damp bathroom fixture, but don't overtighten on install.