Glou LedArt LED Bulb 6W for Socket E14 Natural White
4000K, Brightness 470lm, Shape P45, Size 89mm
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Glou LedArt GLS A60 LED Bulb 3.8W for Socket E27 Natural White
4000K, Brightness 806lm, Shape A60
Glou LedArt LED Bulb Dimmable 7W for Socket GU10 Warm White
2700K, Brightness 480lm, Shape PAR16
Glou LedArt Glou LedArt LED Bulb Dimmable 8W for Socket E27 Warm White
2700K, Brightness 806lm, Shape ST64
Glou LedArt LED Bulb 6W for Socket E14 Natural White
4000K, Brightness 470lm, Shape C35, Size 103mm
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.