LED Light Bulbs with 15mm Ba15d/SBC Cap/Base

Why Switch to LED Lighting?

Colour temperatures; Amber, Black, Black/Silver, Black/Yellow, Blue, Blue/Yellow, Chrome, Clear, Clear/Frosted, Colour Changing, Cool White, Daylight, Green, Magenta, Orange, Orange/Clear, Red, RGB, Silver, Transparent, Tristar, Ultraviolet, Very Warm White, Warm White, White, White/Blue and Yellow.LED Light Bulbs Continued
Wattages; 0.23w to 40 watt.
Caps; SES (Small Edison Screw), SBC (Small Bayonet Cap), ES (Edison Screw), BC (Bayonet Cap), G13, G4, G9, GU10, GU4/GZ4 and GX5.3/GU5.3.
Shapes; Candle, Capsule, Golfball, Linear, Reflector/Spotlight and Striplight.

LED light bulbs can be used as spotlights, downlighters, floodlights, in studies, bathrooms kitchens, showrooms, corridors, in garages and can also be used to create atmospheric lighting and can be used for outdoor lighting, making them extremely versatile and easy to use. They have a long life, which means they are ideal used in inaccessible areas where lamps are difficult to replace.

The costs you will save on with these handy light bulbs are huge; you can save up to 90 percent on running costs. They have an average life of between 5,000 and 50,000 hours, making them extremely long lasting, so you don't have to worry about changing bulbs every few months. Many LED light bulbs can be used as direct replacements for energy saving lamps such as GU10, MR11 and MR16s. Our LED light bulbs include LED strip lighting and other various types of individual solutions including IP68 rated spotlights.

So whether you want to create soft mood lighting or want something fancy for the garden, our range of LED light bulbs are sure to provide you with all your lighting needs.

LED lighting offers a range of convincing benefits for both the home and business owner. Whether you’re running a small office, a large retail outlet, a bar, restaurant or simply the family home, there are lots of reasons why you should seriously consider making the switch to LED light bulbs.

1. First and foremost, LED lighting is very energy efficient, which means it is also very pocket friendly. Utility bills are rising at about 12% per year on average, so anything you can do to reduce your consumption without compromising on the quality of your lighting leads to a win-win situation. An example is the 4.5 watt LED GU10 light bulb which produces the same amount of light output as a 42-watt halogen GU10 bulb. It is calculated that just one bulb can save a household around £135.00 in bills over the course of its 30,000 hour life span.
   
   
2. LED light bulbs are also pocket friendly in the long term. Unlike some other lighting options, they are very long lasting, with a typical lifespan of up to fifty thousand hours. That means they will need to be replaced much less frequently that older styles of bulbs, leading to greater savings over the long term.
   
   
3. LEDs are very versatile with a massive range of colour temperatures, wattages, cap types and shapes to choose from. Their technology is constantly being developed which means you’ll always have a diversity of options at your fingertips.
   
   
4. When safety is a factor, LED lighting also comes out tops. Unlike halogen or incandescent light bulbs, LEDs run coolly because they don’t emit wasted energy as heat. A traditional old style incandescent light bulb loses around 80 % of its energy as heat, this means the outer bulb gets very hot and can lead to burns when it comes into contact with skin. There is no such problem with LED light bulbs as they don’t waste energy as heat so they can be safely touched without fear of scorched fingers or hands.
   
   
5. Unlike traditional light bulbs LEDs do not emit harmful UV radiation or contain mercury making them easy to recycle without damaging the environment.
   
   
6. They can be used in almost every room of the home or office and light up very quickly. They also retain their colour when dimmed, making them useful for atmospheric or mood lighting.