Satco
Satco S28727 6W LED PL 3500K GX23 Light Kit
A 6-watt LED PL lamp with a GX23 base delivers 600 lumens at 3500K and bypasses the ballast for direct 120-277V operation
- Energy-efficient 6 W LED replaces higher-wattage CFLs
- 600 lumens at 3500 K delivers bright neutral-white light
- 50 000-hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- 360° beam angle spreads light evenly in all directions
- 120–277 V ballast-bypass design simplifies installation
Satco S28727 6W LED PL Light Kit
This Satco S28727 kit provides a 6 watt LED PL lamp with a GX23 base for direct 120 to 277 volt wiring. It delivers 600 lumens at 3500K colour temperature and a 360 degree beam angle. The Type B ballast bypass design removes the need for an existing ballast. Rated life reaches 50000 hours.
Ideal for GX23 fixture retrofits not for dimming
Installers replacing CFL plug in lamps in compatible GX23 sockets will benefit from the wide voltage range and long rated life. Buyers who need dimming capability or a lamp rated for fully enclosed fixtures should look at alternative models. The 3500K output suits general interior lighting tasks.
GX23 base and 120 to 277 volt ballast bypass
The two pin GX23 base and internal driver that operates directly on 120 to 277 volts determine whether this kit works in the target fixture. Verify the socket type and that the ballast can be removed before purchase.
Highlights
- Energy-efficient 6 W LED replaces higher-wattage CFLs
- 600 lumens at 3500 K delivers bright neutral-white light
- 50 000-hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- 360° beam angle spreads light evenly in all directions
- 120–277 V ballast-bypass design simplifies installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the GX23 base fit my existing 2-pin socket?
Yes, the GX23 base is a standard 2-pin design that matches existing GX23 sockets directly.
Do I need to remove the ballast before wiring this 120-277V Type B kit?
Yes, Type B requires ballast bypass; the fixture must be rewired so line voltage reaches the lampholder directly.
When should I plan to replace the 6W LED module rated for 50000 hours?
Plan replacement after roughly 50000 hours of use, when light output has degraded to the end of its rated life.
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