E27 GLS 7W Filament LED Bulb 60W-eq 810lm 320° - Daylight

This E27 GLS LED bulb pairs a classic A60 household shape with visible LED filaments behind clear glass, giving the vintage look while drawing just 7 W. It produces 810 lumens at 6500K, a crisp daylight tone that reads as bright and neutral rather than warm. The E27 cap is the standard Edison Screw fitting, the larger screw base common across British pendants and lamps, and the same bulb is sold in the US as an A19 LED with a medium screw base. A wide 320° beam spreads the light almost all the way around the bulb, so it lights a fitting evenly rather than throwing in one direction.

At 810 lumens this 7 W LED replaces a 60 W incandescent bulb of the same shape, matching the brightness for a fraction of the running power. The daylight 6500K colour and near-omnidirectional 320° spread suit open pendants, table and floor lamps, and exposed fittings where the filament is meant to be seen, working well in kitchens, home offices and hallways that want a clean, energetic light rather than a cosy one. It is rated for dry indoor use only, so keep it clear of bathrooms, porches and any outdoor or damp location. In open shades and bare-bulb fixtures the filament style stays decorative while still giving useful general light across the room.

The bulb runs on 220 to 240 V AC mains and delivers 116 lm/W efficiency with a CRI of Ra 80 for everyday colour accuracy. It measures Ø60 by 105 mm, weighs 34 g and is rated for 15,000 hours of life. The filaments sit inside transparent glass for the vintage aesthetic, and the bulb is non-dimmable, so use it on a standard non-dimmed circuit. Warmer 3000K and 4000K versions are available in the same E27 filament range for rooms that want a softer tone.

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Which fitting does this bulb need?

It has an E27 cap, also called Edison Screw or ES, which is the larger screw-in base used on most British pendants, table lamps and floor lamps. In the US the same fitting is the standard medium screw base. Simply screw it in clockwise until it seats.

What old-style bulb does the 7 W replace?

The bulb itself draws only 7 W but produces 810 lumens, which matches a traditional 60 W incandescent bulb of the same A60 shape. You get the same brightness while using a fraction of the electricity, and it is rated for 15,000 hours of life.

Is this a warm or a cool light?

It is a 6500K daylight tone, a crisp, neutral-to-cool white rather than a warm yellow. That suits kitchens, home offices and task areas where a bright, energetic light helps. If you prefer a cosier feel, warmer versions are offered in the same range.

Can it be dimmed?

No, this bulb is non-dimmable and should be used on a standard, non-dimmed circuit. Fitting it to a dimmer switch can cause flicker, buzzing or shorten its life, so use a fixed-output switch instead.