Replacement LED lamps quoted by base, shape, color temperature and brightness. Match the base (for example, E26 or E12) and the shape of the bulb you are replacing, and tell us the color temperature you want (warm white, soft white or daylight).
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Attributes we list for each item: Shape, Base, Color temperature (K), Brightness (lumens), Pack size.
FAQ
How do I read a bulb base?
The base is the metal or pin end that goes in the socket. Common household bases are E26 (medium) and E12 (candelabra). It is usually printed on the old bulb or the fixture.
What does 2700K versus 5000K mean?
Color temperature describes the light appearance. 2700K is warm incandescent-like light; 3000K is soft white; 5000K is cooler daylight. Pick the one that matches the room or the lamps already in the fixture.
Can I use an LED tube in a fluorescent fixture?
Only if the tube type matches the ballast or the fixture has been rewired as directed by the tube maker. Send a photo of the existing tube and ballast label.
