SATCO Lighting S29819 15W, A19 LED, Frosted, 2700K, GU24 Base, 220 degree Beam Angle, 120V

Dimmable, yes. The S29819 puts out 1600 lumens at 15 watts, which is the light output people expect from an old 100 watt incandescent A19. Pair it with a dimmer rated for LED loads; GU24 lamps on legacy CFL fixtures are often wired to a non-dimming switch, so check the control before you count on dimming.

That is exactly the swap it is built for. GU24 sockets were put in fixtures to accept self-ballasted CFLs, and the S29819 uses the same twist-lock base, so the CFL comes out and the LED goes in with no rewiring. You gain dimming capability the CFL did not have, assuming the circuit has a compatible dimmer.

2700K is the soft warm white tone of a standard incandescent, so the S29819 blends with existing incandescent and warm-white lamps in apartment units, corridors, and hospitality rooms. The frosted glass diffuses the LED chips so you do not see hot spots in an open or shaded fixture. If your other lamps are 3000K or 4000K, the difference will be visible side by side.

Yes. At 220 degrees the S29819 throws light out sideways and backward, not just forward, so it fills a globe, drum, or shade and lights a room the way an incandescent A19 did. For a recessed can or a directional downlight you would be wasting most of that output and should use a reflector lamp instead.

120 volt, standard North American line voltage. It wires straight into residential and light commercial circuits with no driver or transformer needed. It is not a low-voltage or 277V lamp, so do not put it on a 277V commercial branch circuit.

The S29819 is rated 80+ CRI, which is the normal threshold for general interior lighting in multi-family, hospitality, and office spaces. For color-critical work such as retail apparel display or paint matching, specify a 90+ CRI lamp.

Order by part number S29819. It is sold in one configuration, a frosted finish A19 at 15W, 2700K, GU24 base. There is no clear version or alternate color temperature under that number, so if you need 3000K or 5000K on a GU24 base you are looking at a different Satco part.