Energizer 7.3W Dimmable LED GLS Bulb E27 2700K - 806lm Warm White

The Energizer 7.3W LED GLS bulb delivers 806 lumens of 2700K warm white light through an E27 Edison screw fitting, consuming 7.3W compared to the 60W drawn by the incandescent bulb it replaces. The bulb is dimmable when paired with compatible LED dimmer switches, allowing output to be reduced from full brightness down to low ambient levels depending on the dimmer model used.

Designed for table lamps, floor lamps, pendant fittings and ceiling roses across living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms, the GLS shape matches the traditional bulb profile so it fits standard lampshades without visual gaps or overhangs. The 240-degree beam angle spreads light broadly rather than spotlighting, making it suitable for general room illumination rather than task lighting. The E27 base threads into standard UK and European screw sockets.

The 2700K colour temperature produces a warm yellowish-white tone similar to traditional tungsten filament bulbs, avoiding the cooler blue-white cast of higher-kelvin LEDs. The frosted glass envelope diffuses the internal LED elements so there are no visible hotspots or hard shadows when the bulb is viewed directly. Energizer rates this bulb with an Energy Rating of E under current UK energy labelling standards, and the manufacturer claims a 15-year lifespan based on average domestic use patterns of 3 hours per day.

Is this bulb compatible with all dimmer switches?

This bulb is dimmable, but compatibility depends on the specific dimmer model. LED bulbs require trailing-edge or universal dimmers rated for LED loads. Older leading-edge dimmers designed for incandescent bulbs may cause flickering or buzzing. Check your dimmer's compatibility with LED bulbs before purchase, or contact us if unsure.

What's the equivalent brightness to an old incandescent bulb?

The 806 lumens output is equivalent to a traditional 60W incandescent bulb. The bulb draws only 7.3W to produce this level of brightness, reducing energy consumption by approximately 88% compared to the incandescent it replaces.

How long does the bulb last?

Energizer claims a 15-year lifespan based on typical domestic use of 3 hours per day. Actual lifespan varies with usage patterns, dimming frequency and ambient temperature, but LED bulbs typically outlast incandescent and halogen alternatives by several years.

What colour is the light?

The 2700K colour temperature produces a warm yellowish-white light similar to traditional tungsten filament bulbs. This is warmer and more amber-toned than daylight (5000K-6500K) or cool white (4000K) LEDs, making it well-suited to living rooms, bedrooms and spaces where a cosy atmosphere is preferred.