SATCO Lighting S9579 7W ST19 LED, Transparent Amber, Medium Base, 2000K, 650 Lumens, 120V

Yes. The S9579 is an enclosed rated lamp, so it can be installed in a closed globe, jar, or lantern fixture without voiding its rating. It is also rated for damp locations, which covers covered porches, breezeways, and canopy fixtures where it sees humidity but not direct water.

The S9579 is a dimmable lamp on 120V, 60Hz line power, drawing 0.058A at 7W. Because the draw is so low, a single bulb on an older high-wattage incandescent dimmer may sit below that dimmer's minimum load and flicker or buzz at the bottom of the range. Gang several lamps on the circuit or use an LED-rated dimmer to get smooth control.

It replaces a 60W incandescent, putting out 650 lumens on 7 watts. For a property manager swapping a fleet of fixtures, that is roughly an eight-to-one wattage cut per socket with the same medium screw base, so no fixture changes are needed.

At 2000K it is a deep amber glow, considerably warmer and more orange than the 2700K soft white most interior lamps use, and the transparent amber lens pushes it further that direction. It will not colour-match 2700K or 3000K lamps in the same room. Use it where the look is the point, like exposed filament fixtures in a bar, lobby, or restaurant. CRI is 80.

No on both counts. The S9579 is not BAA compliant and is not DLC approved, so it will not clear a Buy American Act procurement requirement or a utility rebate program that keys off the DLC qualified products list. It is country of origin China. It is FCC compliant.

In a damp location, yes. The rating is damp, which covers an enclosed or shielded exterior fixture under a soffit, porch ceiling, or canopy. It is not rated wet, so keep it out of open-bottom fixtures or anywhere it can take direct rain or sprinkler spray. It is enclosed rated, so a sealed glass lantern is fine.

Burning position is universal, so base-up, base-down, or horizontal all work. That matters for exposed-filament pendants and sconces where the lamp hangs at an angle and the filament is visible from every side. Beam spread is 360 degrees, so there is no dark side to orient away from the room.

Average rated life is 15,000 hours. On a bar or restaurant running roughly 12 hours a day that works out to about three and a half years before a scheduled relamp, which is why these get specified for decorative fixtures that are a nuisance to reach.

It is lensed in transparent amber, meaning you see straight through to the LED filament. The filament is a visible design element, not diffused, so it suits open-cage, Edison-style, and bare-bulb fixtures. If you need glare control, a frosted or milky lamp is the better choice.

Neither. The S9579 is a single-output lamp at 2000K with no CCT selection switch, and it is not three-way, so it will not step through levels in a 3-way socket. It dims smoothly instead on a standard dimmer circuit.