Description
This is an LED bulb in clear glass, a globe shape often called a golf ball, with two slim upright filaments inside that glow warm white whenever it is lit. It has an E14 screw cap, the small size found in many chandeliers, wall lights and compact table lamps, so check that your lampholder carries the same marking before you order. It runs straight from mains voltage, draws 2.2W and gives light at 2700K, the warm white most of us know from traditional household bulbs. Its energy class is E.
Because the glass is clear, the filaments stay on show, so this bulb suits fittings where the lamp is part of the look: an open chandelier, a bare-bulb wall light, a pendant with a glass shade or a small lamp with an open cage. The warm white tone sits comfortably in living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms, where a soft, golden light matters more than a bright, cool one. We think it is a sensible choice for replacing a run of matching bulbs in a multi-arm chandelier, as the rounded globe keeps the look neat and every arm shows the same warm glow.
Inside the clear glass globe, two filaments sit on a slim glass stem above a silver-coloured screw cap. There are no settings to choose: it gives the same warm white light every time. Care is simple. With the power off and the glass cool, wipe away dust with a soft, dry cloth so the filaments keep their clean glow. For a chandelier or a pair of matching wall lights, we suggest buying a spare or two at the same time, so a matching bulb is always to hand.
Specification
| Wattage |
2.2W |
| Technology |
Mains voltage |
| Bulb Shape |
Globe |
| Energy Class |
E |
| Cap |
E14 |
| Colour Temperature |
2700K |
Frequently Asked
Which lampholder does this bulb fit?
It has an E14 screw cap, so it fits any lampholder marked E14, which is common in chandeliers, wall lights and smaller table lamps.
What colour of light does it give?
It gives warm white light at 2700K, a soft, golden tone that suits living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms.
How much power does the bulb use?
It draws 2.2W and runs straight from mains voltage, so it goes into an ordinary E14 lampholder, and its energy class is E.
Can I see the filaments through the glass?
Yes. The glass is clear, so the two slim filaments stay on show, which suits open shades and bare-bulb fittings.
What shape is the bulb?
It is a globe, the shape often called a golf ball, which sits neatly in chandeliers and wall lights where a long bulb would look out of place.
How should I clean the bulb?
With the power off and the glass cool, wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and keep the glow clear.