SATCO Lighting S9708 10W, A19 LED, 3000K, GU24 Base, 220 degree Beam Angle, 90CRI, 120V

No. The S9708 uses a bi-pin GU24 twist-lock base, not a medium screw base, so it only goes into GU24 sockets. GU24 is what you typically find in California Title 24 fixtures and in CFL-era retrofit cans. If the socket has threads, this lamp will not seat; you need a medium base A19 instead.

It is an enclosed rated lamp, so a closed globe or lensed drum fixture is fine, which is where a lot of LEDs fail early from trapped heat. Location rating is damp, and it is classed for indoor use, so a covered shower can or bath fixture is within rating. Do not put it anywhere it sees direct water or weather.

Satco lists the S9708 as California T24 listed. That matters for multifamily and residential work in California where high-efficacy lamping is required in the fixture; the GU24 base plus the T24 listing is the usual combination inspectors look for. It is not DLC approved, so if a utility rebate program requires a DLC listing, this lamp will not qualify.

Burning position is universal, so base-up in a recessed housing, base-down in a pendant, or horizontal in a sconce are all acceptable. The frosted plastic lens spreads light over a 220 degree beam angle, which is wider than a typical A19 and gives you light back up the wall or ceiling rather than a pool straight down.

3000K is warm white, a step warmer than 3500K and noticeably warmer than 4000K neutral. If the rest of your units are lamped at 2700K it will read slightly cooler side by side. The 90+ CRI is the real difference from a commodity LED at 80 CRI: skin tones, wood, and paint colors look truer, which is why spec writers call for 90 CRI in hospitality, healthcare, and higher-end residential. Note the color is fixed, not field selectable.

Rated average life is 25,000 hours. At roughly 4 hours a day in a corridor or unit that is about 17 years; on a 12 hour a day common-area schedule it is closer to 5-1/2 years. For a property manager standardizing on one lamp, that plus the 10 watt draw against a 60 watt incandescent is the maintenance case for swapping the whole fleet at once rather than one failure at a time.

It is a white-housed A19 shape lamp with a frosted plastic (PS) lens over the LED, and a metal and plastic base. Overall weight is 0.07 lb. The A19 envelope means it drops into the same shades and globes a standard household bulb profile fits, just with the GU24 twist base underneath.

Satco lists the S9708 as FCC compliant, so its driver meets the emissions limits for consumer electronics. That is the spec to point at when a facilities group asks about RF noise near AV or wireless gear. The lamp is manufactured in China.