SATCO Lighting S9971 4.5W T9 LED, Amber, Medium Base, 2000K, 240 Lumens, 120V

The S9971 puts out 240 lumens at 4.5 watts and is rated as a 25W incandescent equivalent. That is deliberately low output. This is a decorative amber lamp meant to be looked at in an exposed fixture, not a task or general-illumination lamp. If you need it to actually light a room, pick a clear or soft white lamp at a higher lumen rating.

2000K is deeper and warmer than standard 2700K soft white, and the S9971 adds a transparent amber lens on top of it, so the effect is a vintage candle or gaslight glow rather than white light. CRI is 80. Hospitality and restaurant buyers use this look in exposed-bulb pendants and sconces. It will not match 2700K or 3000K lamps on neighboring fixtures, so plan on doing a whole run at once.

Yes, the S9971 is dimmable on 120V line-voltage dimmers. Because it is only a 4.5W load, check that your dimmer's minimum load rating is satisfied. Older magnetic or incandescent-only dimmers often need more wattage than a single low-draw LED presents, so either use an LED-rated dimmer or put enough lamps on the circuit to clear the minimum.

Both are fine. The S9971 is an enclosed-rated lamp, so sealed jars, globes, and closed pendants will not void it the way a non-enclosed-rated LED would. It also carries a damp location rating, which covers bathrooms, covered porches, and canopies. Damp is not wet, so do not use it where it takes direct rain or hose spray.

No. Burning position is universal on the S9971, so base up in a ceiling can, base down in a pendant, or horizontal in a sconce all work. Its LED filament construction throws a 360 degree beam, so there's no dark side to aim away from the room.

The S9971 is rated for 15,000 average hours. On a hospitality schedule of roughly 12 hours a day, that is about three and a half years per lamp. For a property manager standardizing a lobby or dining room, that is the interval to plan spares against.

Neither. The S9971 is a fixed 2000K amber lamp, not CCT selectable, and it is not a three-way bulb. Put it in a three-way socket and you'll get a single light level. For multi-level control, dim it instead, since the lamp is dimmable.

No. The S9971 is not DLC approved, so it will not qualify under DesignLights Consortium rebate programs. It is a decorative amber lamp rather than a general-illumination product, which is typical for this category. It is FCC compliant and lawful for sale in California.

Glass, with a transparent amber lens finish. That matters in an exposed-bulb fixture where the lamp is part of the design, and it also means handle it like a traditional bulb during install and relamp.