9.8 Watt - A19 LED - Medium base - 220 deg. Beam Angle -120 Volt - Pack of 2

Reliable Illumination for Every Corner of Your Home

Stop settling for inconsistent lighting and frequent bulb changes. The SATCO 9.8-Watt LED A19 2-pack provides a seamless upgrade for any standard medium-base fixture, delivering a powerful 800 lumens while using a fraction of the power of a traditional 60-watt incandescent. Designed for both performance and longevity, these bulbs feature a wide 220-degree beam angle that ensures every corner of your room is filled with clear, even light without frustrating dark spots.

What truly distinguishes these bulbs is their specialized engineering for enclosed fixtures. While many LED bulbs fail prematurely when placed inside glass globes or ceiling domes due to heat buildup, these SATCO LEDs are specifically rated to handle those environments. This makes them the perfect, safe choice for hallway flush mounts, kitchen pendants, and vanity lights. Additionally, their damp-location rating means you can confidently install them in bathrooms or covered outdoor porch fixtures where moisture might be present.

Whether you are looking to create a cozy, inviting atmosphere with the 2700K Warm White option or need the crisp, daylight clarity of the 5000K variant for a home office or laundry room, these bulbs deliver consistent color quality. With a 10,000-hour rated life, you can enjoy years of maintenance-free lighting while significantly reducing your monthly energy costs.

• Enclosed Fixture Rated: Engineered to dissipate heat safely in tight spaces like ceiling domes and globes.
• Energy Efficiency: Replaces a standard 60W bulb with just 9.8W, drastically lowering energy consumption.
• Superior Beam Spread: The 220-degree angle provides an expansive wash of light, ideal for general room illumination.
• Damp Location Certified: Safe for use in high-humidity areas, including bathrooms and protected outdoor spaces.
• Instant-On Performance: Delivers full brightness immediately without the flickering or warm-up time of older technologies.