
Too Many Light Bulbs? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Here are five key factors to consider when selecting the perfect light bulb for your needs.
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The type of light bulb determines its energy efficiency, lifespan, and the kind of light it emits. Choosing the right bulb type can significantly impact energy consumption, maintenance costs, and the ambiance of a space.
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LED light
Typical price
9,– to 22,–Highly energy-efficient and long-lasting, reducing electricity bills and replacement frequency.
Ideal for various settings, providing bright and versatile lighting options while being environmentally friendly.
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Filament lamp
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7,– to 17,–Produces a warm, inviting light, often preferred for decorative purposes.
Best suited for enhancing the aesthetic appeal of spaces, though less energy-efficient compared to other options.
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Compact fluorescent lamp
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12,– to 25,–Offers a balance between energy efficiency and affordability, with a moderate lifespan.
Good choice for general lighting needs, providing soft light and saving energy compared to traditional incandescent bulbs.
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Luminous flux measures the brightness of a light bulb, indicated in lumens, and impacts the illumination level in a space. Choosing the right luminous flux is crucial for achieving adequate lighting that suits different environments and activities.
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Up to 400 lm
Suitable for accent lighting or small space illumination, such as night lights or desk lamps.
Provides a soft, subtle light, ideal for creating a cozy atmosphere without overwhelming brightness.
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401 - 800 lm
Works well for general lighting in medium-sized rooms like bedrooms or kitchens.
Offers a balanced light output that ensures visibility and comfort for everyday tasks.
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Philips Hue White & Color Ambiance Lightguide Giant Edison
E27, 6.80 W, 500 lm, 1 x, G
801 - 2500 lm
Perfect for large spaces or areas requiring bright illumination, such as living rooms or offices.
Delivers a high level of brightness, enhancing visibility and reducing eye strain in well-used areas.
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Energy efficiency class indicates how effectively a light bulb converts electricity into light, impacting both energy consumption and cost savings. Choosing the right class can lead to reduced electricity bills and a smaller environmental footprint, benefiting both the consumer's budget and the planet.
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A
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10,– to 23,–Represents the highest level of energy efficiency, consuming the least amount of electricity.
Ideal for those seeking maximum energy savings and minimal environmental impact.
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B
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10,– to 31,–Slightly less efficient than class A, but still offers significant energy savings compared to lower classes.
Suitable for consumers looking for a balance between cost and energy efficiency.
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C
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20,– to 38,–Moderate energy efficiency, consuming more electricity than classes A and B.
A practical choice for those with less frequent usage or lower energy-saving priorities.
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Osram LED tube SubstiTube PRO EM 120cm glass G13 T8 12,7W 2100lm neutral white 4000K like 36W
G13, 12.70 W, 2100 lm, 1 x, C
Dimmability refers to the ability of a light bulb to adjust its brightness level, allowing for customizable lighting environments. This feature is important for creating mood lighting, saving energy, and extending the lifespan of the bulb.
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Dimmable
Can be adjusted to different brightness levels to suit various lighting needs.
Ideal for creating ambiance and reducing energy consumption, offering flexibility in different settings.
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Not dimmable
Fixed brightness level without the option for adjustment.
Suitable for areas where consistent lighting is needed, offering simplicity and cost-effectiveness.
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Light color refers to the appearance of the light emitted by a bulb, measured in Kelvins, which influences the mood and functionality of a space. Choosing the right light color can enhance the ambiance, making environments feel cozy, neutral, or energetic.
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Warm white
Emits a soft yellowish glow, typically around 2700K to 3000K.
Ideal for creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere in living rooms and bedrooms.
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Neutral White
Produces a balanced white light, generally ranging from 3500K to 4100K.
Best for areas like kitchens and workspaces where a clear and bright environment is needed.
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Cold White
Gives off a bluish-white light, usually around 5000K to 6500K.
Suitable for task-oriented spaces like garages or offices, enhancing focus and alertness.
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