SATCO Lighting S9156 0.5W LED, C7, Clear, 2700K, Candelabra Base, 120V, Carded

The S9156 is a C7 shape lamp on a candelabra base, which is the small screw base used in night lights, sign housings, and decorative candelabra sockets. It runs on 120 volts, so it drops into a standard line-voltage candelabra socket with no adapter or driver. It can be burned in any position, base up, base down, or horizontal.

No. The S9156 is non-dimming. Put it on a dimmer circuit and you get flicker, buzz, or no start at all, and you can shorten the lamp's life. If the socket is fed by a dimmer, either replace the dimmer with a standard switch or choose a candelabra lamp rated dimmable. It also won't work as a three-way lamp.

Yes, it carries a wet location rating and is listed for indoor or outdoor use, so it can go in exterior sign cabinets, covered entries, and outdoor sockets exposed to weather, as long as the fixture itself is rated for the location. The 360 degree beam spread means it throws light all the way around rather than in one direction, which is what you want inside a sign box or a string.

It's the LED replacement for a 7 watt incandescent C7 while drawing 0.5 watts, and it produces 14 lumens. Understand what that means before you order in volume: this is night light and decorative level output, the same job a 7W C7 did. It is not a task light and it will not brighten a room. Color is 2700K, the warm incandescent tone, with a CRI of 80.

Rated life is 25,000 hours. Run continuously, that's roughly 2.8 years of 24/7 burn, and far longer on a photocell or timed circuit. That's the whole case for the swap on a property with dozens of stairwell, corridor, or exit-adjacent night lights: the labor of walking the building to change 7W incandescents is what costs you, not the lamp. Verify the existing fixtures are not on dimmers first, since this lamp is non-dimming.

Yes, the S9156 is Title 24 compliant, which matters if you're specifying lamps into California residential or multi-family work under the energy code. It is also FCC compliant. It is not on the DLC qualified products list, so don't count on it for a utility rebate that requires DLC listing.

Clear lens, not frosted, so the lamp reads as a traditional exposed C7 and you will see the source through the glass rather than a diffused glow. Color is 2700K warm white, matching the incandescent C7 it replaces. If the sockets are visible in a decorative fixture or sign and you want a soft, even face, a frosted or satin C7 is the better pick.

Color is fixed at 2700K with no selectable CCT option, so every lamp out of the box is the same warm tone. That's what you want when standardizing across a fleet of night lights or sign boxes, there's no switch on the lamp for someone to set wrong. The one order decision is the finish, which is clear.

Satco S9156. That's the 0.5 watt, C7, clear, 2700K, candelabra base, 120 volt LED, supplied carded. The glass body is on a candelabra screw base. Order by S9156 and you get the clear version, which is the only finish this lamp is made in.