Eveready 7.3W E14 LED Candle Bulb Daylight 6500K 806lm Non-Dimmable

The Eveready 7.3W E14 LED candle bulb delivers 806 lumens at a crisp 6500K daylight colour temperature, replacing traditional 60W incandescent candle bulbs in small Edison screw fittings. The frosted candle-shaped envelope diffuses the light across a 280-degree beam angle, making it suitable for open chandeliers, wall lights and table lamps where the bulb is visible.

Designed for kitchens, bathrooms, home offices and utility spaces where clear, high-contrast light aids visibility, the 6500K daylight output provides a blue-white tone closer to midday natural light than warm white alternatives. The bulb operates on 220-240V mains and is rated for up to 10,000 hours at typical domestic use patterns, which translates to approximately 10 years at an average of 3 hours per day.

The non-dimmable LED driver maintains consistent 806-lumen output without flicker across the mains voltage range. At 110mm total height and 38mm diameter, the bulb fits most E14 candle lamp fittings without protruding beyond the shade or lampshade holder. The 7.3W power draw reduces energy consumption by approximately 88% compared to the 60W incandescent equivalent, with the Energy Rating E reflecting current LED efficiency standards under updated EU labelling.

What's the difference between 6500K daylight and warm white bulbs?

6500K daylight produces a crisp blue-white light similar to midday sunlight, which increases contrast and visibility for tasks requiring focus. Warm white bulbs (2700K-3000K) produce a yellow-orange tone closer to incandescent bulbs, preferred for relaxed residential settings. For kitchens, bathrooms and workspaces, daylight is typically chosen for clarity.

Can this bulb be used with a dimmer switch?

No. This bulb is non-dimmable and will not function correctly with dimmer switches. Attempting to use it on a dimmer circuit may cause flicker, reduced lifespan or failure to light. If dimming is needed, choose a bulb explicitly rated as dimmable.

What does the E rating mean under the new energy labelling?

The Energy Rating E reflects the updated EU energy label scale introduced in 2021, which rescaled all ratings to make room for future efficiency improvements. Most LED bulbs that were previously rated A+ now fall into categories D, E or F under the new scale. The 7.3W consumption replacing 60W incandescent still represents an 88% energy saving.

Will it fit in a standard chandelier or wall light?

Yes, provided the fitting takes E14 (small Edison screw) bulbs. At 110mm height and 38mm diameter, the bulb suits most candle-style lampholders. Check the fitting's maximum bulb dimensions if the shade or glass surround is particularly tight.