Description
This is a warm white LED reflector bulb with an opal finish and a small E14 screw cap. The opal front and white body give it the familiar mushroom profile of a reflector lamp, and the silver cap is the slim screw thread found in many smaller lamps and spotlights. It draws 4.9W and gives 470lm of light at 2700K, the warm, slightly golden white most people know from a traditional living room lamp. It runs directly on mains voltage, so there is no transformer or driver to buy.
A reflector bulb sends its light forward instead of all around, so it suits fittings where you want the light to fall on something: a reading corner, a picture, a worktop or a desk. The opal front softens that beam, giving an even pool of light without a harsh bright spot in the middle. At 2700K it sits comfortably in living rooms, bedrooms and hallways, and it is a sensible choice when you are replacing an older reflector bulb in a spotlight bar or a wall light and want the same warm tone.
The bulb carries an Energy Class F rating and draws 4.9W while lit, a modest figure for 470lm of warm light. Its colour is a single fixed warm white at 2700K rather than an adjustable tone, which keeps every bulb in a room matching once you have fitted a set of them. The opal finish also looks tidy where the front of the bulb shows beyond the edge of a shade or a spotlight head. Before you order, check that your lamp or fitting takes an E14 cap, the smaller of the two common screw threads, and that it holds a reflector bulb of this shape.
Specification
| Lumens |
470lm |
| Wattage |
4.9W |
| Technology |
Mains voltage |
| Energy Class |
F |
| Cap |
E14 |
| Colour Temperature |
2700K |
Frequently Asked
Which cap does this bulb have?
It has an E14 cap, the small screw thread used in many table lamps, wall lights and spotlights, so check your holder matches before ordering.
How bright is the bulb?
It gives 470lm of warm white light while drawing 4.9W, enough for a reading lamp, a wall light or a spotlight picking out a corner.
What colour is the light?
The light is warm white at 2700K, a soft, slightly golden tone that suits living rooms, bedrooms and hallways in the evening.
Does it need a transformer or driver?
No, it runs directly on mains voltage, so it goes straight into an E14 holder without any extra transformer or driver.
What energy rating does it carry?
The bulb carries an Energy Class F rating and draws 4.9W while lit, so its running draw stays modest for the light it gives.
Why choose a reflector shape?
A reflector bulb sends its light forward rather than all around, so it suits spotlights and shaded lamps where you want the light directed onto a surface.