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How many lumens do I need?
Lumens measure brightness rather than power consumption.
As a general guide:
- Bedroom: 1,500–3,000 lumens
- Living room: 2,000–4,000 lumens
- Kitchen: 3,000–6,000 lumens
- Bathroom: 2,000–4,000 lumens
What’s the difference between lumens and watts?
Watts measure energy consumption, while lumens measure brightness. Modern LED bulbs produce far more light using much less electricity than traditional incandescent bulbs.
What colour temperature should I choose?
- 2700K – Warm White (living rooms and bedrooms)
- 3000K – Warm White (general home use)
- 4000K – Cool White (kitchens and offices)
- 6500K – Daylight (garages, workshops and task lighting)
Which light bulb fitting do I need?
The most common fittings include:
- B22 Bayonet Cap
- E27 Edison Screw
- E14 Small Edison Screw
- GU10 Spotlight
- G9 Capsule
Always check the fitting on your existing bulb before purchasing.
How long do LED bulbs last?
Quality LED bulbs typically last between 15,000 and 25,000 hours, with some premium models lasting even longer depending on usage.
Are LED bulbs dimmable?
Only dimmable LED bulbs can be used with compatible LED dimmer switches. Using a non-dimmable bulb with a dimmer may cause flickering or damage.
Which IP rating do I need for a bathroom?
Bathroom lighting should have an IP rating suitable for its location.
- IP44 is commonly used around sinks and bathroom zones.
- IP65 is recommended inside shower enclosures or areas exposed to direct water spray.
Always follow the latest electrical regulations for bathroom installations.