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KT-LED16A21-O-930
Keystone KT-LED16A21-O-930 | 100W Equiv., 16W, 1600 Lumen, A21, E26, 90 CRI, Dimmable 27k/3k/4k/5k
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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KT-LED16A21-O-940
Keystone KT-LED16A21-O-940 | 100W Equiv., 16W, 1600 Lumen, A21, E26, 90 CRI, Dimmable 27k/3k/4k/5k
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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KT-LED16A21-O-950
Keystone KT-LED16A21-O-950 | 100W Equiv., 16W, 1600 Lumen, A21, E26, 90 CRI, Dimmable 27k/3k/4k/5k
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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KT-LED8BR30-927
Keystone KT-LED8BR30-927 | 65W Equiv., 8W, 700 Lumen, BR 30, E26, 90 CRI, Dimmable, 2700K
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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KT-LED8BR30-930
Keystone KT-LED8BR30-930 | 65W Equiv., 8W, 700 Lumen, BR 30, E26, 90 CRI, Dimmable, 3000K
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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KT-LED8BR30-940
Keystone KT-LED8BR30-940 | 65W Equiv., 8W, 700 Lumen, BR 30, E26, 90 CRI, Dimmable, 4000K
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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KT-LED8BR30-950
Keystone KT-LED8BR30-950 | 65W Equiv., 8W, 700 Lumen, BR 30, E26, 90 CRI, Dimmable, 5000K
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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103222
Maxlite 103222 | Enclosed Rated Clear Filament 8.5W T10 Dim 12-inch L 90 CRI 2700K JA8
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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105484
Maxlite 105484 | Enclosed Rated 15W LED A19 Dim 90+CRI 2700K JA8
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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106148
Maxlite 106148 | 4.5W LED MR16 120V GU10 Dim 90CRI 2700K Narrow Flood 25 Degree JA8 Gen. 2
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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106149
Maxlite 106149 | 4.5W LED MR16 120V GU10 Dim 90CRI 3000K Narrow Flood 25 Degree JA8 Gen. 2
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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106150
Maxlite 106150 | 4.5W LED MR16 120V GU10 Dim 90CRI 2700K Flood 35 Degree JA8 Gen. 2
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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106151
Maxlite 106151 | 4.5W LED MR16 120V GU10 Dim 90CRI 3000K Flood 35 Degree JA8 Gen. 2
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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106152
Maxlite 106152 | 6.5W LED MR16 120V GU10 Dim 90CRI 2700K Narrow Flood 25 Degree JA8 Gen. 2
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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106153
Maxlite 106153 | 6.5W LED MR16 120V GU10 Dim 90CRI 3000K Narrow Flood 25 Degree JA8 Gen. 2
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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106154
Maxlite 106154 | 6.5W LED MR16 120V GU10 Dim 90CRI 2700K Flood 35 Degree JA8 Gen. 2
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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106155
Maxlite 106155 | 6.5W LED MR16 120V GU10 Dim 90CRI 3000K Flood 35 Degree JA8 Gen. 2
$8.95 per light bulbSold in multiples of 1
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Satco | S10523R1 | 4W B11 LED Reminiscent Flex Gray Coil Filament E12 Base 2700K
$8.95Sold in multiples of 1
What Are Screw-In LED Bulbs?
LED screw-in bulbs are energy-efficient replacement bulbs designed with threaded bases that screw directly into compatible light sockets. These are also known as screw-in light bulbs, LED screw-in light bulbs, or a screw-in LED bulb. These bulbs provide reliable illumination for everyday residential, commercial, and outdoor applications while using less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs.
LED screw-in bulbs are commonly used for:
- Table and floor lamps
- Ceiling fixtures and pendants
- Wall sconces
- General-purpose commercial lighting
- Outdoor fixtures rated for suitable conditions
Why Switch to Screw-In LED Light Bulbs?
Upgrading existing screw-in light bulbs to LED technology can improve efficiency without requiring a complete fixture replacement.
- Energy Efficiency- LED bulbs consume significantly less electricity than incandescent alternatives, helping reduce ongoing energy costs.
- Long-Lasting Performance- LED technology offers a longer rated life, leading to fewer replacements and maintenance for hard-to-reach fixtures.
- Flexible Lighting Options- Choose from different color temperatures, brightness levels, shapes, and dimmable options to suit the space.
Choosing the Right LED Screw-In Bulbs
The right screw LED light bulbs can make everyday lighting more efficient, comfortable, and suited to your space. Before choosing screw-in light bulbs, check the base type, brightness, color temperature, and fixture compatibility.
When choosing for your home or bulk LED screw-in bulbs for your showroom, check these factors:
- Base Type- Check your fixture’s socket before making the final purchase. Common screw-in bases include E26, but compatibility should always be checked.
- Brightness and color- Look at lumens for brightness and color temperature for the appearance of the light when choosing screw-in LED bulbs. Warm white creates a relaxed feel, while cooler temperatures provide a crisper appearance.
- Fixture Compatibility- Check the bulb’s wattage, voltage, dimming capability, and fixture requirements for a proper match.
Versatile LED Screw-In Bulbs for Everyday Spaces
From commercial spaces to home fixtures, LED screw-in bulbs offer a practical combination of efficiency, longevity, and versatile illumination. Check out the full collection to find the right bulb for your application and socket.
FAQs
Q1. How do I choose the right LED screw-in bulb?
Ans. Start by checking the base type and fixture requirements. Then consider lumen output, color temperature, wattage, CRI, dimming compatibility, and whether the LED screw-in bulb is rated for your intended application.
Q2. Can LED screw-in bulbs be used with dimmer switches?
Ans. Some LED screw-in bulbs are dimmable, while others are not. If you plan to use a dimmer, check the individual bulb specifications and confirm compatibility with your existing dimmer.
Q3. Can I use LED screw-in bulbs in enclosed fixtures?
Ans. Only use a bulb in an enclosed fixture if the product is specifically rated for that application. Check the manufacturer's specifications before installation.
Q4. How do I know if an LED screw-in bulb will fit my fixture?
Ans. Check the bulb's base type, shape, dimensions, wattage, and fixture requirements before ordering. Matching the base to the socket is particularly important because different screw bases are not interchangeable.
Q5. What is the difference between an E26 and E27 screw base?
Ans. E26 and E27 bases are very similar and are commonly used in general-purpose lighting. However, they have slightly different specifications, so you should check your fixture and the bulb manufacturer's compatibility information before choosing one.