SATCO Lighting S9546 1.6W, JCD LED, 3000K, G9 Base, 120V

Yes. The S9546 is an enclosed rated lamp, so you can run it inside a sealed globe, a jelly jar, or a capped sconce without voiding the lamp's rating. It's damp location rated too, which covers bath vanities and covered exterior soffits, but not direct wet exposure. Burning position is universal, so base-up, base-down, or horizontal all work.

It replaces a 10W incandescent/halogen G9 capsule and draws 1.6 watts to do it, at 200 lumens on 120 volts. The base is a G9 double loop, the same two-pin loop base the halogen capsule uses, so it drops into the same socket. Output is 3000K warm white with a clear lens, so the look is close to the halogen it replaces rather than a cool white.

The S9546 is dimmable. It is a line voltage 120V lamp, so it needs a dimmer rated for LED loads, not a magnetic low voltage dimmer. At 1.6 watts each the connected load is tiny, which is the usual cause of flicker or a dead low end on older dimmers built for incandescent wattage minimums. Ganging several fixtures on one dimmer helps get above that minimum.

Yes, 360 degree beam spread. That matters in chandeliers and open shades where the capsule is visible from every side and a directional LED would leave dark quadrants. The clear lens and T4 tube shape keep the sparkle of a capsule lamp rather than diffusing it into a frosted blob.

Each S9546 pulls 0.013 amps at 120V, so the lamp load is effectively nothing on a branch circuit. A 20 fixture chandelier draws about a quarter amp of lamp load. In practice your limit is the fixture's own socket count and any transformer or dimmer rating in the run, not the breaker.

Rated 25,000 hours. On a hotel corridor sconce burning 12 hours a day that's roughly five and a half years; on a lobby fixture running around the clock it's under three. That's the case for relamping a whole fixture group at once rather than chasing individual failures, which is where the 10W halogen capsule these replace costs you.

The S9546 is fixed at 3000K, warm white. There is no CCT selectable switch on it, so what you order is what you get on the wall. If your existing fixtures are running 2700K halogen the 3000K will read slightly cooler and cleaner side by side, so relamp a full room or a full elevation at a time rather than mixing sockets in the same fixture.

No. It's a single output G9 capsule at 1.6 watts and 200 lumens, with no three-way stepping. G9 sockets aren't wired for three-way anyway. If you need levels, dim it, since the lamp is dimmable on an LED rated dimmer.

The S9546 is not DLC approved, so it won't clear a rebate program that requires a DesignLights Consortium listing. It does carry Title 24 compliance, which is the qualification that matters on California work. For a spec that hinges on a rebate, confirm the program's list before you commit the order.