Description
This is a small golf ball LED bulb with an opal finish, a rounded globe shape and an E14 screw cap. It gives a warm white light at 2700K, the soft, slightly golden tone most of us associate with a cosy evening lamp. The opal globe spreads the light evenly, so you see a gentle glow rather than a bright point, and the bulb is dimmable.
Golf ball bulbs with an E14 cap are the usual choice for table lamps, bedside lamps, small pendants, wall lights and chandeliers with several arms, where a full-size bulb would look clumsy. Because the light is warm white, it suits living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms in the evening, and because it is dimmable you can bring the level down for a quieter mood on a dimmer switch. Fitting a matching set across a chandelier keeps every arm the same colour.
The bulb carries an energy class of E and draws 4.9W, a modest load for a lamp you leave lit through long evenings. The opal finish keeps the LEDs out of sight, which matters most in a clear glass shade or an open fitting where the bulb itself is on view. It runs at mains voltage, so it goes straight into the lampholder with nothing extra to add. Before buying, check the cap on your current bulb: this one needs an E14 lampholder, the small screw size, so a fitting made for a larger cap will need a different bulb.
Specification
| Wattage |
4.9W |
| 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 lamp or fitting with an E14 lampholder, such as many table lamps, wall lights and chandeliers.
Is the bulb dimmable?
Yes, this LED bulb is dimmable, so on a dimmer switch you can lower the warm white light for a softer mood in the evening.
What colour is the light?
It gives warm white light at 2700K, a soft, slightly golden tone that suits living rooms, bedrooms and other places where you relax.
How much power does it use?
The bulb draws 4.9W and carries an energy class of E, a modest load for a lamp that stays lit through the evening.
Why choose an opal finish?
The opal globe diffuses the light, so you see an even, gentle glow instead of the bright LEDs, which is ideal in a clear glass shade.