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LED Bulb

Browse our selection of LED bulbs featuring a variety of color temperatures and varying wattages to change out those old CFL and incandescent bulbs! Perfect for general lighting, these high output A-shape lamps have an average life span of up to 25,000 hours and are 80% more efficient than halogen and fluorescent lights. LED bulbs are great for enclosed fixtures, such as table lamps, wall sconces, ceiling fixtures, and other standard luminaires. Find the perfect LED bulb for your lighting needs and shop at HomElectrical!
LED A19 Bulb LED A19 Bulb
LED A21 Bulb LED A21 Bulb
LED BR20 Bulb LED BR20 Bulb
LED BR30 Bulb LED BR30 Bulb
LED BR38 Bulb LED BR38 Bulb
LED BR40 Bulb LED BR40 Bulb
LED Bulb Accessories LED Bulb Accessories
LED Candelabra Bulb LED Candelabra Bulb
LED Decorative Bulb LED Decorative Bulb
LED Edison Bulb LED Edison Bulb
LED Elevator Bulb LED Elevator Bulb
LED G25 Bulb LED G25 Bulb
LED Miniature Indicator Bulb LED Miniature Indicator Bulb
LED MR11 Bulb LED MR11 Bulb
LED MR16 Bulb LED MR16 Bulb
LED PAR16 Bulb LED PAR16 Bulb
LED PAR20 Bulb LED PAR20 Bulb
LED PAR30 Bulb LED PAR30 Bulb
LED PAR36 Bulb LED PAR36 Bulb
LED PAR38 Bulb LED PAR38 Bulb
LED PL Light Bulb LED PL Light Bulb
LED PLL Bulb LED PLL Bulb
LED R12 Bulb LED R12 Bulb
LED R20 Bulb LED R20 Bulb
>LED A19 Bulb
>LED A21 Bulb
>LED BR20 Bulb
>LED BR30 Bulb
>LED BR38 Bulb
>LED BR40 Bulb
>LED Bulb Accessories
>LED Candelabra Bulb
>LED Decorative Bulb
>LED Edison Bulb
>LED Elevator Bulb
>LED G25 Bulb
>LED Miniature Indicator Bulb
>LED MR11 Bulb
>LED MR16 Bulb
>LED PAR16 Bulb
>LED PAR20 Bulb
>LED PAR30 Bulb
>LED PAR36 Bulb
>LED PAR38 Bulb
>LED PL Light Bulb
>LED PLL Bulb
>LED R12 Bulb
>LED R20 Bulb
5W S14, Red LED Bulb TCP 5W S14, Red LED Bulb (LED5E26S14RD) TCP-LED5E26S14RD
$19.97 Each
8W Dimmable Smooth G25 Frosted LED Bulb, 2700K TCP 8W Dimmable Smooth G25 Frosted LED Bulb, 2700K (LED8G25D27KF) TCP-LED8G25D27KF
$21.63 Each
18W 2700K Dimmable LED A21 Bulb TCP 18W 2700K Dimmable LED A21 Bulb (LED18A21DOD27K) TCP-LED18A21DOD27K
$34.97 Each

What is a LED Bulb?

An LED bulb, also known as an LED lamp, is used for general-purpose lighting application. LED bulbs emit light in a very narrow band of wavelengths and come in a variety of technologies. One technology used for LED bulbs uses multiple LED chips in close proximity to generate light. The second technology uses LEDs with a phosphor.

What are lumens?

Lumens are a measure of the luminous flux or quantity of light emitted by a source. The higher the lumen output the brighter the light. A bulb with a high lumen output and a low wattage is energy efficient.

What types of LED bulbs are available?

LED bulbs can come in a variety of styles including A19 bulbs, G25 bulbs, BR/R bulbs, chandelier bulbs, MR16 bulbs, PAR bulbs, tubes, and downlights to meet every lighting need whether it be indoor, outdoor, commercial, or residential.

How does LED save energy?

LEDs produce brighter light using less energy so they last longer and require less maintenance. The typical lifetimes of LED bulbs are quoted to be 25,000 to 100,000 hours.

What does LED stand for?

LED stands for Light-emitting diode. A light-emitting diode is a two-lead semiconductor light source. When a suitable voltage is applied to the leads, electrons are able to recombine with electron holes within the device, releasing energy in the form of photons.

What wattage equivalent do I need?

LEDs (Watts) CFLs (Watts)
4-5 8-12
6-8 13-18
9-11 18-22
12-14 23-31
15-22 32-54

Which LED bulb is the brightest?

While traditionally you may have determined which bulb you purchased by the wattage listed on the packaging, nowadays, with LED technology on the rise, we are measuring the brightness with lumens. The lumen output of a bulb is directly related to the bulb’s brightness. Thus, the higher the lumen, the brighter the bulb! Most A-shaped LED bulbs will replace a traditional 40W or 60W incandescent. However, the brightest LED bulb has a brightness of about 2500 lumens. This 30W LED bulb is equivalent to a 250W incandescent bulb and consumes less energy than a traditional bulb. Read more about lumens vs. watts on our blog!

Why are LED bulbs better than CFL/Fluorescent bulbs?

When it comes to purchasing the right light bulb, knowing the differences between them can be helpful in guiding your buying decision. Although purchasing incandescent, CFL, or halogen bulbs may have lower upfront costs than LED bulbs, they do not offer some of the many benefits of LED lighting:

  1. LEDs can last up to 25,000 hours without needing a replacement
  2. LEDs are the most efficient alternative to traditional lights
  3. LED bulbs are Energy star rated for optimal efficiency
  4. Lower annual cost of operation
  5. LEDs generate less heat than incandescent bulbs that waste about 90% of their energy from heat emissions.
  6. LEDs are mercury-free

Read more about LEDs on our blog!

What is the CRI of a LED bulb, and what does it mean?

Unlike color temperature, CRI (or color rendering index) refers to how well a light is able to show an object’s true color. Light bulbs with a low CRI (less than 50) will generate colors that look washed out and dull. On the other hand, LED bulbs, with a CRI of 80 or more, will show a more vibrancy and true color. In retail settings or grocery store displays, you should always choose a light bulb with a very high color rendering index. Lights with a higher CRI will illuminate displays more effectively and help attract customers. Read more about CRI on our blog!

How do I know which LED bulb I need?

LED bulbs come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and types, so figuring out which light bulb you need can be a bit daunting. There are several things you should take into consideration when choosing the right bulb for purchase:

  • Desiring lighting function: general lighting, task lighting, or accent lighting
  • Bulb Type
  • Lumens (or desired brightness)
  • Color temperature and CRI
  • Light fixture type

Still need help? Check out our Light Bulb Fitting Guide: What are Bulb Bases and Types!

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  • The Oldest Light Bulb
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