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Choose your bulb fitting, then compare wattage, brightness and light colour. Check the shape, dimensions and dimming requirements to find a suitable replacement.

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Shop our eye-catching range of versatile LED light bulbs. From a single room revamp to multi-room home lighting renovation projects, we have the energy-efficient LED bulb solutions you need in a wide selection of stylish and practica bulbs shapes. Shop now for Edison screw, bayonet, and two-pin LED light bulbs designed for money-saving long-life performance.

Retrofit your existing halogen, CFL, and incandescent bulbs today and benefit from a reduced cost of ownership over the 15-20 lifespan of our outstanding LED bulb products. We stock well-known brands all in one place - check out our best selling LED light bulbs from household names such as Energizer, JCB, Lumilife, and many more.

Our energy-efficient bulbs come in a variety of sizes and bulb shapes, including standard GLS, spotlight, and capsule. Whatever light fittings you have available throughout your home, we have the low-wattage money-saving bulbs to match. Speak to a friendly member of our staff for further advice and guidance on bulb selection.

What Choose LED Light Bulbs?

The benefits of LED light bulbs are far-reaching. From the initial low-wattage cost-savings on your energy bill to the long-term reduced maintenance and replacement costs courtesy of a 15 - 20 year lifespan, there is every cost-related reason to choose LED light bulbs.

LED light bulbs have no moving parts and won’t let you down when you need them most - when they come to the end of their impressive life cycle (sometimes in excess of 20 years), they begin to dim slightly, telling you it’s time to change. LED bulbs are also environmentally friendly, meaning they come with easy disposal considerations.

Frequently asked questions

How do I identify the right bulb fitting?

Check the code on your existing bulb or light fitting. E27 and E14 use screw caps, while B22 and B15 use bayonet caps. The fitting code is separate from the bulb shape, so also check overall length and diameter.

Should I match wattage or lumens?

Wattage is a useful starting point when matching an existing LED bulb, but lumens tell you its brightness. Compare both: LEDs with the same wattage can give different amounts of light. For an incandescent or halogen replacement, check the stated replacement rating and lumen output.

Which light colour should I choose?

Match the Kelvin number to your existing lighting. Around 2700K–3000K gives a warm appearance, 4000K a cooler white and 5000K–6500K a daylight appearance. Very warm 2000K–2200K bulbs give an amber effect. Colour names vary between brands, so compare Kelvin values.

Can I use LED bulbs on a dimmer?

Choose a bulb specifically marked dimmable and check compatibility with your dimmer. Its supported LED load and number of lamps matter; an older halogen dimmer may not work reliably with LEDs.

Will the same cap fit every shade or enclosed fitting?

A matching cap does not guarantee the whole bulb will fit. Check length, diameter, shape and the fitting manufacturer's requirements. For enclosed fittings, confirm that the selected bulb is suitable for enclosed use.

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