This LED tear drop light bulb is so popular!!! It is dimmable and gives off a clear bright light. Great for kitchens or for using at a reasonable height or shaded.
This LED is so popular!!! It is dimmable and gives off a clear bright light. Great for kitchens or for using at a reasonable height or shaded.
OUR BRIGHTEST LIGHT - PERFECT FOR MUCH MORE FUNCTIONAL AREAS WHERE YOU NEED MORE LUMEN OUTPUT!!!!! EQUIVALENT OF 120WATTS OF STANDARD BULB, BUT DIMMABLE WHEN YOU NEED MORE SUBTLE LIGHT
Available in Warm White (2800K) or Cool White (4000K). 4000K is an often overlooked color temperature, as it falls right in between "warm white" (2700K/3000K) and "daylight white" (5000K/6500K) color options. It is also the color temperature of direct sunlight during morning or afternoon hours.
Being DIMMABLE means you can control the brightness. These are bulbs for function and their form is lovely.
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We also offer a generous 30-day refund policy. If the product is not suitable for any reason, return it to us for a refund or exchange. Please remember that the product needs to be in its original condition, and to keep all packaging intact for an easy return. Please download the Returns Form from our Contact page
The bulb you choose isn’t just about how well you can see, it’s about how your space feels.
LED bulbs are a brilliant option, they’re super energy efficient and will last you around 15,000 hours on average. Plus, they come in a huge range of beautiful decorative filament styles.
When it comes to the colour of the light, that's measured on the Kelvin Scale.
Warm White (2000K-3000K) gives you a soft, relaxed glow, perfect for creating a cosy, welcoming space (which is why it's the most common bulb we sell at Mr Ralph).
Cool White (3100K–4500K) is a crisper, brighter white that's great for task lighting - think kitchens and workspaces.
Cold White (4600K–6500K) is a bright, almost blueish light, and it can look stunning in the right setting, like paired with an opal shade.
Before you pick a bulb, have a think about what you want the light to do, whether it’s bright and practical for cooking, or soft and inviting for relaxing at the end of the day.
