Description
This is an LED golf ball bulb with an opal finish and an E14 screw cap, the narrow cap found on many table lamps, wall lights and multi-arm ceiling fittings. The rounded globe shape is frosted all over, so the LEDs inside stay hidden and the bulb gives an even glow rather than a bright point. It draws 2.8W and gives a warm white light at 2700K.
Warm white at 2700K is a gentle, slightly golden tone that suits a living room, a bedroom or a hallway in the evening. We suggest this bulb wherever a lamp or fitting takes an E14 cap and the bulb is on show, because the opal globe looks tidy through an open shade or a clear glass diffuser. It is a sensible choice for replacing a run of matching bulbs across a chandelier or a pair of bedside lamps. Buying them together keeps the colour of the light the same from one bulb to the next.
The bulb runs at mains voltage, so it screws straight into a standard E14 lampholder with no separate transformer. Its energy class is F, and at 2.8W it draws very little power for each hour it is lit. Because the opal finish softens the glare, it stays comfortable to look at in a lamp near eye level. Before you order, check that the bulb you are replacing has an E14 cap, since a larger screw cap will not fit.
Specification
| Wattage |
2.8W |
| Technology |
Mains voltage |
| Bulb Shape |
Globe |
| Energy Class |
F |
| Cap |
E14 |
| Colour Temperature |
2700K |
Frequently Asked
Which cap does this bulb have?
It has an E14 screw cap, the small Edison screw used in many table lamps, wall lights and chandeliers.
What colour is the light?
It gives a warm white light at 2700K, a soft and slightly golden tone that suits living rooms and bedrooms.
How much power does the bulb use?
The bulb draws 2.8W and carries an energy class of F, so it uses very little electricity across an evening.
Does it need a transformer?
No. It runs at mains voltage, so it screws straight into an E14 lampholder with no separate transformer or driver.
What does the opal finish do?
The opal globe hides the LEDs inside and spreads the light evenly, so you see a soft glow rather than bright points.