A19

Question 1

What does the enclosed fixture rate mean for my light bulbs, and why is it important?

Accepted Answer

Enclosed fixture rated light bulbs are designed to handle the heat buildup inside enclosed fixtures, preventing premature failure and ensuring safe operation. This is crucial for fixtures like globes or recessed lighting where airflow is limited, allowing you to choose the correct bulb for your light.

Question 2

How many lumens do I need to light a specific room in my home properly?

Accepted Answer

Knowing the right amount of light makes all the difference! Check out our Lumens Per Square Foot guide to get recommendations for the brightness you need for each space in your house. You will feel confident you are purchasing the right bulbs for your home!

Question 3

What light bulb color should I choose to create a cozy atmosphere?

Accepted Answer

For a warm, inviting feel, consider using yellow or amber light bulbs emitting a soft, golden glow that mimics natural candlelight. These colors promote relaxation and are excellent for creating comfortable spaces.

Question 4

Which lighting technologies are available?

Accepted Answer

We carry lighting technologies like incandescent, led, and a-style.

Question 5

What are twist & lock and bayonet bases, and how are they different from screw-in bases?

Accepted Answer

Twist & lock bases, often seen in recessed lighting and some outdoor fixtures, don't screw in but instead lock into place by inserting and turning. bayonet bases, recognized by their cylindrical shape and side pins, are commonly used in older fixtures and some specialty appliances. They don't use the traditional threaded screw-in design, so check the fixture before purchase.

Question 6

I'm replacing a bulb and see a lot of letters and numbers on the base. What do these light bulb base codes like E26, GU10, or G13 mean?

Accepted Answer

Light bulb base codes indicate the type of connector and the size of the bulb's base, ensuring it fits correctly into your fixture. The “E” denotes a standard screw-in Edison base, like the common E26. At the same time, “GU” usually signifies a bi-pin connector often found in track lighting and spotlights, and “G” is usually the most popular of the common bi-pin base types. Understanding these codes prevents buying the wrong bulb and ensures safe, reliable lighting.

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Bulbrite

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LUXRITE

DEWENWILS

E ENERGETIC LIGHTING

EDISHINE

ELECWISH

Sunlite

YANSUN

Yichuhaoxi

ARTIVA

Briignite

Cync

ENERGETIC LIGHTING

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Viribright

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Special Values

Lighting Technology

LED

Incandescent

Bulb Shape

Light Bulb Features

Energy Saving

No additional features

Enclosed Fixture Rated

Ceiling Fan Rated

Plug and Play

3-way

Adjustable Beam

Color Changing (ROYGBIV)

Light Bulb Shape Code

Specialty Code

ST19

B11

T10

T6

G25

G40

S14

ED17

G16.5

T14

PAR30

T25

T8

T9

T4

B10

MR16

T3

BR30

G12

T5

G16

A15

A21

G30

PAR38