Light Bulbs

Creating the right ambience within your space begins with understanding your lighting options. Enter our varied range of LED light bulbs, a collection designed to provide diverse and energy-efficient solutions for all your lighting needs. But why choose LED light bulbs? They offer a long lifespan, reduced energy consumption, and superior brightness. Rated as 'E' and 'F' under the new energy efficiency regulation, our bulbs promise sustainability, saving both energy and costs.

What are LED Bulbs?

The Light-Emitting Diode also known as LED is a new type of energy efficient and rapidly developing light bulb technology. It delivers greater longevity and lower power usage than other light bulbs. LED lightening products produce light up to 90% more efficiently than incandescent light bulbs.

LED bulbs aren't bulbs, they stand for Light Emitting Diode, they are tiny semiconductors (diodes) enveloped in plastic to protect the elements and focus the light. A diode is a two terminal semiconductor device that allows current to flow in one direction only. The current comes into one terminal (anode +) and leaves the other terminal (cathode -) which results in production of visible light. It does not have a filament like an incandescent bulb. It just lights up when current flows through it.

LED bulbs are also different from compact fluorescent lights (CFL) where in the gasses in the bulb light up when electric current passes through it.

What do LED Bulbs do?

LED lighting offer a wide range of home and industrial products. The speedy development of LED technology has given rise to increased product availability, improved efficiency and lower prices. Below are some of the uses of LED bulbs. The high efficiency makes LED bulbs suitable for industrial use. As commercial lighting, they are commonly used in parking areas, outdoor lighting, refrigerated case lighting, task lighting and modular lighting. LEDs are ideal for lighting small spaces such as in kitchens on countertops for food preparation and reading recipes. Today LED lighting is used almost everywhere and it is rapidly replacing the incandescent bulbs and CFLs.

Are LED Bulbs Better Than Regular Bulbs?

LED bulbs are different from incandescent bulbs or CFL. LED bulbs are better than regular bulb in many ways. They are designed to be more efficient, versatile and long lasting.

Size: LED bulbs are small as compared to incandescent bulbs and can emit light in a wide range of colours from red, green, blue, to different types of white colour.

Direction: LEDs emit light in a particular direction, thus decreasing the need for reflectors and diffusers that trap light. This makes LEDs more efficient for many uses

Heat: LEDs emit very little heat. In comparison, incandescent bulbs release 90% of their energy as heat and CFLs release about 80% of their energy as heat.

Life: LED products usually last longer than other lighting types.

Safe: LEDs do not produce as much heat as than incandescent lights, reducing the risk of fire or burnt fingers.

Sturdier: LEDs are made with epoxy lenses, not glass, and are much more resistant to breakage.

Easier to install: Since LEDs consume lesser power as compared to incandescent bulb, they do not overload a wall socket.

Can you replace any bulb with an LED Bulbs?

Since, LED technology is constantly improving, LED bulbs can now replace any previous kind of bulb. Before replacing any bulb with LED, one should choose the right kind of LED bulb which caters to the requirement of the area to be illuminated.

What Should Be Considered When Choosing LED Bulbs?

LED lighting technology is undergoing huge transformation. There are many benefits to switching to LED bulbs. When switching to LED bulb one must consider the watts, lumens, shape, and price to find the best LED light bulbs for your home

Are LED Bulbs Costly?

The initial cost of an LED used to be about double what an incandescent bulb cost. But the costs have been decreasing considerably, and now it’s hard to find bulbs that aren’t LEDs. This is because they are much more efficient than incandescent bulbs thus saving money in the long term.

Do LED Bulbs Save Energy?

LEDs use lesser amount of energy as compared to incandescent bulbs. They use up to 85% less energy than incandescent lighting, because diode light is much more efficient, power-wise, than filament light.

What are the Types of LED Bulbs?

Here is a list of some of the different types of LED Bulbs:

LED Lighting Tubes – These are designed to replace fluorescent tube lights and will generally work by providing a series of tiny LED lights along the tube length.

SMD LED- Surface mounted LED- Bulbs containing SMD chips that add extra brightness level are perfect for the office and home.

COB LED (Chip on Board LED)– it is a more efficient form of LED. COB provides a denser level of light compared to SMDs. It has a better lumen to watt ratio.

Graphene Light – Graphene LED bulb is coated in graphene, and is reported to be 10% more cost efficient than the regular LED bulbs.

Based on the shape of the bulb, here are a few types of LEDs

Standard Light Bulbs – General purpose, ideal for reading lamps, hallways, and bathrooms.

Can Light Bulbs – Bulged Reflectors

Flood Light Bulbs – Designed to emit a bright but narrow beam of light. Exterior applications.

Globe Bulbs – Omnidirectional bulbs, ideal for bathroom vanities and pendant lights.

Candle Light Bulbs – Chandelier bulbs, works best for accent lighting, or decorative fixtures.

Tube Light Bulbs – Linear light bulbs. Applications for office, kitchens, or workspaces.

Track Light Bulbs – Directional lighting or highlight specific area (artwork, work area, kitchen space, etc.)

Vintage Light Bulbs – Used for aesthetics and ambiance. Best suited for decorative fixtures.

Based on colour, LEDs are classified as under

Soft White Light Bulbs – Warm, comfortable light.

Bright White Light Bulbs – Cool, refreshing light.

Daylight Light Bulbs – Energizing, natural daylight, mainly used for security purposes.

Based on Bulb Features, LEDs come in different ranges

Dimmable – Able to control the brightness

Enclosed Fixture Rating – Enclosed fixture rating to maximize the lifespan

Smart Bulbs – Connect the bulb via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to control remotely

ENERGY STAR Certification – Certified bulb tested for quality for color, output, and efficacy.

What are LED Bulb Colours?

Common LED colours consist of amber, red, green, and blue. To produce white light, different colour LEDs are combined or enclosed in a phosphor material that converts the colour of the light to “white” light used in homes. Phosphor is a yellowish material that covers some LEDs. Coloured LEDs are widely used as signal lights and indicator lights, like the power button on a computer or any electric device.

A World of Bases: Which is Right for You?

Every light fixture demands a particular type of bulb base, and our collection meets this need with a wide variety. From the universally-compatible E27 (or ES, known as Edison Screw) and E14 (SES, Small Edison Screw) bases, to the bayonet mount types like B22 (or BC, Bayonet Cap), we've got you covered. Our range also includes the twist-and-lock GU10 and pin-based G4 and G9 bases, suitable for specialized fixtures like track lights, desk lamps, and more.

A Kaleidoscope of Shapes: How to Choose?

Whether you're going for a vintage appeal or a modern aesthetic, the shape of your bulb plays a crucial role. Our collection includes:

The classic GLS (General Lamp Shape) A60 or the 'Standard Bulb': Perfect for general purpose lighting.
The compact Golf ball G45 or 'Small Round Bulb': Ideal for smaller lamps and fixtures where space is limited.
The large Globe bulbs G95 and G125: Creates an impactful design statement.
The Tubular series T30 and T45, or 'Tube Bulbs': Well-suited for pendant lights or exposed bulb fixtures for a retro-industrial vibe.
The Capsule bulbs with G4 and G9 bases: A fantastic choice for accent and display lighting.
The traditional Edison bulb standard ST64: A trendy pick for those seeking a vintage charm.
The Candle series C35 and C37: Designed to mimic the flickering of candles, they add a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Our GU10 range is diverse, featuring bulbs with opal diffusers, lens options, and even glass variations with lenses. Whether you're looking to spotlight a piece of art, or need focused lighting for task areas, our GU10 bulbs can meet your needs.

Each bulb in our collection comes with a two-year warranty, underscoring our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Whether you're looking to light up your ceiling lights, table lamps, wall sconces, pendant lights, chandeliers, or other fixtures, our LED bulbs collection offers a plethora of choices to illuminate every corner of your space in style.

What About Wattage?

Our collection ranges from 2W to 15W. Lower wattages are perfect for mood lighting, whilst higher wattages provide excellent task lighting in areas like kitchens, offices or studios.

Glass or Plastic Bulbs: Which to Pick?

Our LED bulbs come in both glass and plastic variants. The glass LED bulbs, with their clear or amber tint, house visible LED filaments and are ideal for a nostalgic, rustic touch. In contrast, the plastic LED bulbs, made of durable plastic and aluminium, feature a PC opal diffuser for a smooth, even light distribution. They're a practical choice for high-traffic or child-friendly spaces.

Can I Control the Brightness?

Yes, you can! Our range includes dimmable and non-dimmable bulbs. Dimmable bulbs offer flexibility to adjust the light intensity to suit your mood or time of day, while the non-dimmable versions deliver a constant light output.

The Color Temperature: How Does It Impact Your Space?

The color temperature of a bulb, measured in Kelvins (K), influences the mood and functionality of your space. Our collection offers seven different color temperature options, ranging from 2400K to 6500K.

At the lower end, with temperatures like 2400K and 2700K, bulbs emit a warm white light that creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. They're ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, or any spaces where you want to relax.

Mid-range color temperatures around 3000K to 4000K offer a cool white light, a balanced and bright light. They are suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, and workspaces, where task lighting is needed.

Higher temperatures, such as 5000K to 6500K, provide a daylight-like light, crisp and invigorating. This 'blue' light is best for display areas, security lighting or task-focused areas like reading nooks and office spaces.

Understanding and selecting the right color temperature is key to achieving the desired ambiance and functionality of your space.

Our diverse LED bulb collection, along with the versatile features, wattages, shapes, and color temperatures, ensures you find the perfect match for your lighting fixtures. Moreover, all items come with a 2-year warranty, reinforcing our dedication to quality and customer satisfaction. Whether you're seeking bulbs for your ceiling lights, bedside lamps, wall sconces, pendant lights, chandeliers, or a variety of other fixtures, our LED light bulbs collection illuminates every space with style, energy efficiency, and longevity. Light up your world with us!