Filters
- Warm White: More yellowish color compared to daylight.
- Natural White: Similar to daylight
- Cool White: Bluer shades compared to daylight.
- RGB: A colorful lamp created from three primary colors, red, green, and blue.
- Warm to Cool White: The bulb has the ability to change its lighting to warm, natural, or cool white.
- RGBW: A colorful lamp created from four basic colors, red, green, blue, and white.
- Dimmable: The lamp has a brightness controller.
- Filament: LEDs have a filament-like shape for a more retro aesthetic.
- Photocell: The lamp turns on automatically when there is no light in the area.
- Motion Detector: The lamp turns on automatically when the sensor detects motion.
- Opal (Milky): An opal lamp is a bulb with milky, white matte glass (instead of clear), which acts as an integrated diffuser.
- Lumens measure the amount of light an LED bulb produces. The more lumens a bulb has, the brighter it is. An LED bulb with high lumens provides greater brightness with less energy.
- 12V: LED bulbs with 12V voltage operate at low voltage and usually require the use of a transformer or power supply that converts the mains voltage from 220V to 12V, ensuring safer use.
- 220V: LED bulbs with 220V voltage are designed to operate directly on the household electrical network without the use of a transformer. They offer high brightness, high energy efficiency, and easy installation. Ideal for home use.
- Determines whether a lamp’s light is warm (yellow) or cool (blue-white). The smaller the number, the warmer the light. The larger the number, the cooler it becomes.