Light Bulbs
Finding the right light bulb for your space is easy with Klarna. We list a wide selection of light bulbs from various brands and retailers. Use our category filters to narrow down options by type, brightness, or energy efficiency. Whether you're looking for LED, CFL, or incandescent bulbs, we guide you to compare prices and features effortlessly. Our user reviews offer insights to help you make the right choice. With Klarna, you can explore all offers and find the best deal without any hassle. Discover the perfect light bulb that fits your needs and preferences. Ready to brighten up your space? Begin here and illuminate your home with the ideal lighting solution!
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Vickerman C7 Faceted LED Yellow Bulb .38W 25ea
LED Lamp
Vickerman G50 Red Ceramic LEDBulb E17 .96W 25/Box
LED Lamp, E26
Satco 0 Inch LED Light Bulb S13173
LED Lamp, E26
Westinghouse 60-Watt Equivalent T8 Dimmable Clear E12 Edison Filament LED Light Bulb 2700K (6-Pack)
LED Lamp, Pear, Dimmable, E26, Temperature (K): 2700
Viribright 22-Watt T8 LED Tube/4 ft. Ballast Bypass/Frosted 6000K/2970 Lumens Daylight White 25-Pack
LED Lamp
Feit Enhance A19 E26 (Medium) Filament LED Bulb Soft White 40 Watt Equivalence 4 pk
LED Lamp, Classic, E26
Vickerman S14 LEDBlue Transp Bulb E26 Base 5-Pack
LED Lamp
Vickerman G50 Faceted LED Green Bulb E17 .45W 25Bx
LED Lamp, Life: 15000 h
Vickerman S14 LED Red Transp Bulb E26 Base 5-Pack
LED Lamp
Luxrite 11 Watt (75 Watt Equivalent) PAR30 LED, Dimmable Light Bulb Base 4.52 H x 3.74 W in White E26/Medium (Standard) Wayfair (E26/Medium (Standard)
LED Lamp, Dimmable, E26
ENERGETIC LIGHTING A21 LED Light Bulb,150W Equivalent 20w, Dimmable, Super Bright 2600lm, E26 Medium Base in White E26/Medium (Standard) Wayfair (E26/Medium (Standard)
LED Lamp
Bulbrite Bulbrite Industries LED Filament Pack of (4) 9 Watt Dimmable A19 Light Bulb w/ Medium (E26) Base white, in Clear E26/Medium (Standard) Wayfair (E26/Medium (Standard)
LED Lamp, E26
FAQ
Light bulbs are available in several types, including LED, CFL, halogen, and incandescent. Each type offers unique benefits. LED bulbs are energy-efficient and long-lasting. CFLs use less energy than incandescent but contain small amounts of mercury. Halogens provide bright light and are dimmable. Incandescents are the traditional choice but consume more energy.
Light bulbs are chosen based on wattage to match your lighting needs. Higher wattage means more brightness but also more energy use. Consider the room size and purpose. For general lighting, 60-100 watts is common, while task lighting may require higher wattage.
Light bulbs are measured in lumens to indicate brightness. More lumens mean brighter light. A standard 60-watt incandescent bulb produces about 800 lumens. When selecting a bulb, consider how much light you need for the space to ensure adequate illumination.
Light bulbs like LEDs are generally better than incandescents due to their efficiency and longevity. LEDs use up to 80% less energy and can last up to 25 times longer than incandescents, saving money on electricity bills and replacement costs.
Light bulbs that are dimmable will be labeled as such on the packaging. Check for phrases like dimmable or symbols indicating compatibility with dimmer switches. Not all LEDs and CFLs are dimmable, so it's important to verify before purchasing if you plan to use a dimmer.
Light Bulbs: 3 things to consider before buying
When choosing light bulbs, it's important to consider the different types available: LED, CFL, halogen, and incandescent. Each type has its benefits. For example, LED light bulbs are energy-efficient and long-lasting, making them a cost-effective choice over time. CFLs also offer energy savings but have a slightly shorter lifespan compared to LEDs. Halogen light bulbs provide bright, white light and are often used in task lighting. Incandescent light bulbs are less energy-efficient but offer a warm glow that some people prefer for ambiance. Assess your lighting needs and preferences to select the best type for your home.
Instead of focusing on wattage, which measures energy use, pay attention to lumens, which indicate brightness. More lumens mean a brighter light bulb. For instance, if you're looking to replace a 60-watt incandescent bulb, look for an LED bulb with around 800 lumens for comparable brightness. Consider the room's purpose when selecting brightness; living rooms may require softer lighting around 450 lumens, while workspaces might benefit from brighter options at 1000 lumens or more.
The color temperature of light bulbs affects the ambiance of a room and is measured in Kelvin (K). Lower Kelvin numbers (2700K-3000K) emit a warm yellowish light ideal for cozy spaces like bedrooms or living rooms. Higher Kelvin numbers (5000K-6500K) produce a cool bluish-white light suitable for task-oriented areas like kitchens or offices where clarity is essential. Choose the color temperature that complements your space's function and mood to enhance your home's atmosphere effectively.
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