A huge selection of LED light bulbs. which use less electricity and last longer so you can save energy and money! Same size and shape of the traditional ones, they offer a higher luminous efficiency and consume less energy. Fluorescent bulbs not only in spiral shape but also drop, globe and candle.
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Life LED bulb 2G11 16W 3000k warm white light 1450lm
£22.32 incl tax
£21.43 incl tax
Life flat bulb gx53 7w 6500k cold light
£5.29 incl tax
Life LED bulb 2G11 16W 1500lm 4000k natural light
£22.32 incl tax
£21.43 incl tax
Isyluce bulb led 1.5w gu10 35mm 3200k 120 lumen
£7.08 incl tax
£6.19 incl tax
Isyluce bulb led 1.5 gu10 35mm 4000k 120 lumen
£7.08 incl tax
£6.19 incl tax
Life electronics drop led bulb light e14 5w 4000k
£2.60 incl tax
Life flat bulb gx53 7w 3000k warm white light
£5.20 incl tax
Ideal lux led bulb e27 8w globe filament d120 transparent
£8.75 incl tax
£8.31 incl tax
Life electronics drop led bulb light e14 5w 3000k
£2.60 incl tax
Box set of 10 led light bulbs gu10 7w 4000k gea luce
£31.38 incl tax
A wide range of LED light bulbs sold in single pack or in save money multipack. Now we should try to help you in the choosing of the right light, solving some of FAQ.
First of all, differently to traditional halogen or incandescent light bulbs where Watts measured the power consumption, new LED light bulbs express their light power in Lumens (shortly lm) which more precisely measure light output. For example a 2000 lm LED bulb gives the same light output as a 150W incandescent bulb but it uses few of energy.
Another important aspect is about what colour you prefer, so you could choose among a warmer or a cooler light and it is expressed in Kelvin degrees: 2700K (warm light) corresponds to the colour of the old incandescent light bulbs, 3000K (warm white light), 4000K (daylight) and 6500K (cold light). Some of LED bulbs are dimmable, that’s to say you can change light intensity thanks to a dimmer.
First of all, differently to traditional halogen or incandescent light bulbs where Watts measured the power consumption, new LED light bulbs express their light power in Lumens (shortly lm) which more precisely measure light output. For example a 2000 lm LED bulb gives the same light output as a 150W incandescent bulb but it uses few of energy.
Another important aspect is about what colour you prefer, so you could choose among a warmer or a cooler light and it is expressed in Kelvin degrees: 2700K (warm light) corresponds to the colour of the old incandescent light bulbs, 3000K (warm white light), 4000K (daylight) and 6500K (cold light). Some of LED bulbs are dimmable, that’s to say you can change light intensity thanks to a dimmer.