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- LEDs are light-emitting diodes which produce light, they work through an electrical current that passes through a microchip. This current lights up...
- Whilst you may pay more a replacement LED bulb than you would an incandescent or halogen bulb, you won’t need to replace the LED bulb anytime soon....
- Yes, bulbs that are used with dimmer switches to create a beautiful ambience in the home, can be bought here. It’s important that you buy bulbs tha...
- The benefits of choosing LED bulbs makes them a clear winner when it comes to buying replacement bulbs, they last longer, they’re more energy effic...
- The great thing about LED bulbs, is that when they need to be replaced they won’t just cut out instantly, the bulb will dim slightly, so you’ll kno...
- What Is An LED?
- How Much Power Do LEDs use?
- How Long Do LEDs Last?
- How Bright Are LEDs?
- How Can LEDs Help Me Save Money?
- Are LEDs Safe?
- Why Are Led Lights Eco-Friendly?
- What Types of Led Bulbs Are there?
- Will Your Led Bulbs Work in My Existing fittings?
- Are Led Bulbs Dimmable?
LEDs (light-emitting diodes) are a type of electronic light source. LEDs are different from conventional light sources such as incandescent and halogen lamps. They last much longer, consume far less energy and emit very little heat. They are highly durable and do not feature fragile elements such as glass tubes or filaments; they are also safer bec...
LED Bulbs use up to 90% less energy than an incandescent or halogen bulb of equivalent brightness. LEDs are far more efficient at converting electricity, measured in watts, into light, measured in lumens. As such, a typical 4 watt LED bulb can easily achieve a light output comparable to a 50 watt halogen, sometimes higher due to its high lumen to w...
One of the biggest benefits of using LED is its outstanding life time expectation due to very efficient thermal management, LED Bulbs are able to remove heat through heat sinks to help prolong the life expectancy of the bulb by slowing down lumen depreciation. A well-built LED with good thermal management should last up to 50,000 hours. Be wary of ...
The brightness of a bulb is measured in lumens (Lm), the higher the number of lumens, the brighter the bulb. Despite using very low wattages, LEDs are able to emit the same brightness as traditional light sources. To make things easier, most retailers quote an equivalent incandescent wattage so consumers can replace their lights and keep the same b...
Whether it’s in a standard household or a commercial environment, lighting represents as much as 20% of the overall energy consumption. By switching to LED, a considerable amount of money can be saved due to the lower wattages of the products. LEDs also last far longer so you won’t need to replace them often and their reliability means you won’t ne...
Yes. Unlike CFLs (Compact Fluorescent Lamps), LEDs do not contain mercury. They also give off comparatively little heat, making them safer to handle after prolonged use. The absence of glass enclosures and fragile parts also reduces the likelihood of breakage, so you won’t have to worry about broken glass.
Using LED lights cuts carbon emissions. When you replace your old incandescent or CFL bulbs with LED, you are essentially reducing harmful CO2 levels being released into the air. This is because LED lights use less energy, energy that power plants produce by burning fossil fuels and oil. The less energy that these power plants need to make through ...
Thankfully, LED bulbs exist as replacements for most caps, shapes and sizes so there’s always an LED for you. We stock LEDs in a wide range of types including standard GLS, candles, golf balls, reflectors, spotlights and tubes.
Yes, all our LED bulbs are retrofit and are designed to work with existing light fittings and be used as direct replacements. Please ensure that any fittings being placed in bathrooms are both fire-rated and waterproof and hold suitable certification of IP65 or higher to comply with relevant building regulations for bathrooms.
Like most retailers, we offer both dimmable and non-dimmable LED Bulb options; you will find these on our respective product pages.
- Determine what fitting or cap type you need. This is the most critical piece of information when selecting new bulbs – if you choose the wrong fitting or cap, your light bulb simply won’t fit.
- Decide if you want CFL, halogen, or LED. There are three main types of regular light bulbs: CFLs, halogens, or LEDs. For a detailed explanation of each of these bulbs and their pros and cons, read our individual guides and reviews of halogens, CFLs and LEDs.
- Consider brightness and colour. Ask yourself what type of light you would like. Your decision breaks down simply into brightness, otherwise known as watts and lumen output, and the colour of the light, measured in degrees Kelvin.
- Find the best shape. Now that you know what fitting, colour, and brightness you require, you need to decide what shape of bulb you’d like. If you are replacing a blown bulb, you can simply replace like for like.
Jan 25, 2024 · With our light bulb size charts and series guide, we will look at some of the most commonly used light bulbs and give you the necessary information to complete the lighting puzzle and find the product you need, including their: Light bulb series. Light bulb shape. Caps and bases. Light bulb dimensions. Commonly used locations.
LED look-up chart - replacing your light bulbs [infographic] We know it can be confusing when you are looking to replace your traditional light bulbs with LED bulbs or lamps. That’s why we’ve produce this chart! Don’t forget, it’s all about the lumens. So, simply put, look at your traditional incandescent light bulb and look up how many ...
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Globe Bulb Type. Globe-shaped decorative bulbs and LED versions for fixtures, bath-bars and more. In candelabra and standard type bases. View Globe Bulbs. Give us a call if you don’t see what you’re looking for; we’ll be happy to source it for you. We carry a wide assortment of light bulbs to meet all your needs.
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LED Bulbs use 90% less energy than halogen & last up to 50x longer than incandescent bulbs. We stock a range of LED Bulbs featuring LED GU10s, GLS Bulbs, Decorative Lighting, Outdoor Lighting & more from top brands; Philips, Megaman, Kosnic & more. 5yr Warranty & Same Day Dispatch now available.
