
Too Many Light Bulbs? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Discover the key factors to consider when selecting the perfect light bulb for your needs.
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Bulb type determines the technology used to produce light, affecting energy efficiency, lifespan, and light quality. Choosing the right bulb type is essential for optimizing lighting conditions, reducing energy costs, and ensuring environmental sustainability.
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LED light
Typical price
7,– to 20,–Uses light-emitting diodes to produce light, offering high energy efficiency and longevity.
LED lights are ideal for reducing electricity bills and require less frequent replacements, making them cost-effective and environmentally friendly.
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Filament lamp
Typical price
6,– to 17,–Traditional bulbs that produce light by heating a filament, known for their warm light quality.
Best for creating a cozy atmosphere in living spaces, though less energy-efficient and with a shorter lifespan compared to modern alternatives.
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Gas discharge lamp
Typical price
17,– to 40,–Operates by sending an electric discharge through ionized gas, often used in street and industrial lighting.
Suitable for high-intensity lighting needs, offering efficient light output for large areas, but requires more complex fixtures and longer warm-up times.
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Luminous flux measures the total amount of visible light a bulb emits, expressed in lumens (lm). It is crucial for determining how bright a light bulb will appear, impacting visibility and ambiance in a space.
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Up to 500 lm
Suitable for accent lighting and small fixtures, providing a subtle glow.
Ideal for creating a cozy atmosphere or highlighting specific areas without overwhelming brightness.
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501 - 1000 lm
Offers moderate brightness, fitting well in table lamps and small room lighting.
Great for general-purpose lighting, balancing visibility and energy efficiency.
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1001 - 2000 lm
Provides high brightness, suitable for larger spaces and task lighting.
Perfect for areas requiring strong illumination, such as kitchens or workspaces, enhancing visibility and focus.
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The lamp holder type determines the compatibility of light bulbs with fixtures, influencing the ease of installation and replacement. Choosing the correct holder type is essential for ensuring the light bulb fits and functions correctly in your lighting setup.
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E27
Typical price
9,– to 20,–Standard screw-in base commonly used in household lamps and fixtures.
Widely available, making it easy to find compatible light bulbs for various lighting needs.
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E14
Typical price
6,– to 11,–Smaller screw-in base often used in decorative and smaller fixtures.
Ideal for chandeliers and wall sconces, offering a compact and elegant lighting solution.
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Philips Hue White Ambiance E14 Chandelier Twin Pack
E14, 5.10 W, 470 lm, 2 x, F
GU10
Typical price
6,– to 20,–Twist-and-lock base typically found in spotlights and recessed lighting.
Provides a secure fit, ideal for focused lighting applications and modern designs.
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Light color refers to the hue emitted by a bulb, significantly affecting the ambiance and functionality of spaces. Choosing the right light color enhances mood and productivity, making it crucial for creating comfortable and effective environments.
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Warm white
Emits a soft, yellowish glow similar to traditional incandescent bulbs.
Ideal for creating cozy and relaxing atmospheres in living rooms and bedrooms.
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Neutral White
Provides a balanced, clear light that resembles natural daylight.
Suitable for task-oriented areas like kitchens and bathrooms, enhancing visibility without harshness.
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Cold White
Produces a bright, bluish light that mimics daylight.
Best used in workspaces and garages, boosting concentration and focus.
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Energy efficiency class indicates how well a light bulb converts electricity into light, impacting both energy consumption and cost savings. Choosing a higher efficiency class can lead to lower energy bills and reduced environmental impact.
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A
Typical price
9,– to 20,–Represents the highest level of energy efficiency, consuming the least amount of electricity.
Ideal for those looking to minimize energy costs and environmental footprint while maintaining high light output.
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Philips LED Classic
GU10, 2.10 W, 375 lm, 1 x, A
B
Typical price
9,– to 27,–Offers good energy efficiency, using more electricity than class A but less than lower classes.
A practical choice for balancing energy savings with upfront costs, suitable for regular household use.
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Paulmann Grow Green plant lamp R50
E14, 4 W, 100 lm, 1 x, B
C
Typical price
18,– to 40,–Moderate energy efficiency with higher electricity consumption compared to classes A and B.
Best for areas where lights are used infrequently, offering an economical initial purchase with reasonable energy use.
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Philips Professional Trueforce CorePro
E27, 18 W, 3000 lm, 1 x, C



