SATCO Lighting S9594 9.5W, A19 LED, Frosted, 3000K Medium Base, 220 degree Beam Angle, 120V, Non-Dimmable

No. The S9594 is a non-dimmable lamp. Put it on a dimmer circuit and you get flicker, buzz, or a shortened life, so it belongs on a plain on/off switch. For tenant units and common areas where the switch is a dimmer, spec a dimmable A19 instead.

Yes. The S9594 is an enclosed rated lamp, so a closed dome, a jelly jar, or a globe fixture that traps heat is fair game. That is the fit question that kills most LED A19s, and this one clears it. It is also universal burning position, so base up, base down, or horizontal all work.

Damp location rated and listed for indoor use, so bathrooms, covered entryways, and laundry rooms are fine. It is not a wet location lamp, so keep it out of open soffits, exposed exterior fixtures, and anywhere it takes direct rain or spray.

No. The S9594 is non-compliant with California Title 20, so it cannot be sold into California. Satco lists the S8561 as the Title 20 alternate substitute for that market. On a multi-state property program, split the order and use the alternate for the California sites.

3000K is warm white, the usual pick for residential and hospitality interiors: living spaces, corridors, guest rooms. It reads warmer than the 4000K neutral typically used in offices and back-of-house. The lens is frosted, which diffuses the LED so you do not see hot spots through a bare shade, and CRI is 80. One thing to know for fleet standardization: this lamp is not color selectable, so every unit is fixed at 3000K and you cannot field-adjust it to match another building.

Close to it. The beam spread is 220 degrees, so light goes out the sides and forward rather than in a narrow cone. That suits table lamps, open shades, ceiling fixtures, and sconces where you want general room fill. It is not a directional lamp, so for downlight cans or task aiming a BR or PAR lamp is the better tool.

Not as a 3-way. The S9594 is not a three-way lamp, so in a 3-way socket it will run at a single output level and the low and medium positions will not do anything (in some sockets the first click leaves it off). For a three-way table lamp, order a lamp specifically rated three-way.

No. The S9594 is not DLC approved, so it will not qualify under DLC-based utility incentive programs. If a rebate is driving the spec on a commercial retrofit, that is the item to confirm with your utility before you commit the quantity.

White housing with a frosted lens, the standard look of a household A19. In a multi-lamp chandelier or vanity bar where some sockets still hold clear or filament-style bulbs, this one will read differently when lit and when off, so relamp the whole fixture rather than a single socket.

One configuration only. The S9594 ships in frost, 9.5W, 3000K, medium base, non-dimmable. There is no wattage, color temperature, or finish choice to specify, so the MPN S9594 is the whole order.