SATCO Lighting S29844 9.8W, A19 LED, 3000K, GU24 Base, 220 degree Beam Angle, 120V

It is an omnidirectional-style lamp with a 220 degree beam angle, so light spreads well past the sides of the bulb, not just straight out the nose. That suits open ceiling fixtures, table lamps, and flush mounts where you want general room fill. If you need a tight pool of light on a counter or artwork, use a directional PAR or BR lamp instead.

Yes, and that is the usual use for it. GU24 sockets were widely installed for pin-base CFLs to satisfy high-efficacy lighting requirements, and this 9.8W LED uses the same base and the same 120V line voltage, so it drops into those sockets with no fixture change. Ordering one part number, S29844, keeps every GU24 opening in a building on the same 3000K color.

3000K, which reads as warm white with a slightly brighter, cleaner tone than a 2700K incandescent-look lamp. If you are matching existing 2700K lamps in the same room, the 3000K will look noticeably whiter side by side, so standardize a whole fixture group at a time.

9.8 watts at 120 volts line voltage. That is a straight replacement load for a standard household circuit, no driver or transformer needed. For a property manager relamping a building, figure 9.8W per socket when totaling a circuit.

It is an A19 envelope, the same familiar pear shape as a standard household bulb, so it fits anywhere an A19 fits dimensionally. Keep in mind the GU24 base seats differently than a screw base, so the lamp sits at a fixed rotation in the socket rather than threading to depth.

Frost. The diffused envelope softens the LED sources inside so you do not see hard bright points through a bare or lightly shaded fixture. That matters most in open-bottom flush mounts and vanity fixtures where the lamp is in the sightline.