Description
This is a warm white LED candle bulb with an opal finish and a small Edison screw cap, the E14 size found in many chandeliers, wall lights and small table lamps. It runs at mains voltage and draws 2.8W, giving a 2700K glow that sits at the cosy, golden end of white light. The opal cover softens the LEDs inside, so the light spreads evenly and you see a gentle glow rather than a bright point. Its tapered candle shape keeps it neat in open fittings where the bulb is on show.
It suits living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms, wherever a relaxed evening light matters more than a bright working one. We think it looks best in fittings with open arms or clear shades, where a candle bulb belongs and its smooth opal finish keeps things tidy. Fitting the same bulb across a multi-arm chandelier gives one consistent warm tone, with no odd bulb looking cooler than its neighbours. It is a sensible choice for anyone who wants a softer, homelier light than a cool white bulb gives.
Before you order, check that your fitting takes an E14 screw cap and has room for a candle-shaped bulb. The bulb carries energy class F, and at 2.8W each it keeps running costs modest across a fitting that holds several bulbs at once. If you are replacing old candle bulbs one at a time, it is worth changing a whole fitting together, so every arm glows in the same warm white.
Specification
| Wattage |
2.8W |
| Technology |
Mains voltage |
| Bulb Shape |
Candle |
| Energy Class |
F |
| Cap |
E14 |
| Colour Temperature |
2700K |
Frequently Asked
Which cap does this bulb have?
It has an E14 cap, the small Edison screw size, so it suits lamp holders made for that cap in chandeliers, wall lights and small lamps.
What colour is the light?
It gives warm white light at 2700K, a soft golden tone that suits living rooms, bedrooms and relaxed evening lighting.
How much power does it use?
It draws 2.8W and carries energy class F, so it uses very little power, even when several bulbs share one fitting.
Does it need a transformer?
No, it is a mains voltage bulb, so it screws straight into a standard E14 lamp holder running from the household supply.
Why choose an opal finish?
The opal cover diffuses the light from the LEDs, giving an even, gentle glow instead of a bright point, which is kinder in fittings where the bulb is visible.