E14 Golf Ball 5.9W LED Bulb 806lm - Daylight

This is a golf ball LED bulb on the E14 cap, the Small Edison Screw fitting known as SES. The G45 shape keeps a small, rounded profile that suits compact pendants, wall fittings and decorative lamps where a full-size bulb would look bulky. At 5.9W it draws very little while putting out 806 lumens, so it stands in for a 60W old-style bulb without the running cost. The 6500K daylight tone gives a crisp, white light, and a wide 150 degree beam angle spreads it broadly rather than throwing it in one direction. In US terms an E14 sits below the standard candelabra base, so check the holder before ordering.

Daylight at 6500K reads bright and clean, which makes this bulb a good fit for task-led spots such as a kitchen, a home office lamp, a bathroom mirror fitting on an indoor circuit, or a utility area where you want clear, neutral light rather than a warm glow. With Ra90 colour rendering, finishes and skin tones look true under it, useful for detailed work or grooming. The 150 degree spread fills a shade evenly rather than spotlighting, so it works in open pendants and multi-arm fittings. It is rated IP20 for dry indoor use only, so keep it clear of porches, gardens and any exposed location.

The bulb measures 45 mm across and 82 mm long, with a white casing and a standard E14 cap, and weighs 18 g. It runs on 220-240V AC mains and reaches 137 lm/W, a high efficiency that keeps energy use down over its rated 25,000 hour life. This is a non-dimmable bulb, so pair it with a standard on/off switch rather than a dimmer. Niori stocks this golf ball across warm white and cool white as well, so you can match the tone to the room.

Product Specification Sheet

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Which fitting does this bulb need?

It uses the E14 cap, the Small Edison Screw known as SES, which twists into the holder. Check that your light takes an E14 rather than the larger E27 before ordering, as the two are not interchangeable.

What old bulb does the 5.9W replace?

The LED itself draws only 5.9W but produces 806 lumens, which matches the output of a 60W traditional bulb. You get the same brightness for a fraction of the energy.

Is this bulb dimmable?

No, this is a non-dimmable bulb and should be used with a standard on/off switch. Fitting it on a dimmer circuit may cause flicker or shorten its life.

How long does it last?

It is rated for 25,000 hours, which is many years in a typical household fitting. The high 137 lm/W efficiency also means low running costs across that lifespan.