Also known as quartz, multi-faceted, or mirror-reflector types, MR bulbs are useful in spotlighting and accent lighting applications. These bulbs are popular in residential and commercial lighting applications. An A19 bulb with an E26 base is the standard light bulb in U.S. households. As discussed earlier, the letter ‘A’ or Arbitrary refers to the bulb shape. The letter ‘E’ denotes that the bulb has an Edison Screw and the number ‘26’ means the base has a diameter of 26mm. The number 19 designates the size of the bulb. Take a look at the light bulb size chart that follows for reference: F-series bulbs are popular in chandeliers, pendant fixtures, and similar applications. While Incandescent, CFL, HID flame-tip bulbs have been around for a very long time, you can also find LED light bulbs with a flambeau design!

The design of these bulbs allows projecting the maximum amount of light towards the front of the lamp, allowing it to gather the light from the filament and provide a concentrated (narrower) light beam. This shape is popular in small lamps and is the narrowest of the reflector bulb types (2 inches in diameter or less). Contrary to conventional MR bulbs, LED versions do not feature reflectors. PC or Ogive bulbs are distant cousins of pear-shaped light bulbs. As the name suggests, these bulbs feature a pear-like structure with a pointed or ‘gothic’ arc at the top. Ogive light bulbs are popular in decorative applications and you can find them in Incandescent. CFL, and LED technologies. Also known as plug-in types, PL-series bulbs offer an easy installation. During the time when CFL lights were popular, PL bulbs were a big deal, as you could see them everywhere. However, with the advent and accessibility of LED technology, it is now easy to find LED-PL bulbs.These bulbs are popular general lighting products in table lamps, wall, and ceiling lighting fixtures. Albeit, consumer reports suggest that A19 and A21 bulb sizes are the most common in household applications. Furthermore, the A-Series bulbs come in Incandescent, CFL, LED, Metal Halide, High-Pressure Sodium, and Mercury vapor technologies. Edison-Screw Base: The Edison base, which is also known as the E-style base is one of the most commonly found light bulb bases in the world. It is available in several variations and each one has a different size. The common names and sizes of various E-style bases are as follows: Light bulbs with this type of base feature a cable power connection. The bulbs need direct wiring into the power source. Mechanical switches and valves on electrical devices are common areas of application of this type of base. You can find these bulbs in two sizes: PS25 and PS35. Also, they are available in Incandescent, CFL, and LED technologies. Pear-straight bulbs are popular in general lighting applications in residential and commercial spaces.

Again, CA bulbs are popular candelabra lights. Nevertheless, these bulbs come with bent tips, instead of straight or blunt ones. It is the slight bend on the tips that gives them the name- Candle Angular bulbs. Give your desired outdoor space a new lease of life with our outdoor festoon kits. Perfect for giving your garden, events and parties a cosy look and feel. Our pre selected bulb combinations are designed to take away the headache of mixing and matching string and bulb combinations, making your choice as smooth as possible. Specialty bases are popular in appliance and decoration bulbs. Here are the different types of specialty bases you may come across: Mentioning candle bulbs too many times can get confusing, nevertheless, you must know about the bulbs from F-series. Also known as Flame-tip or Flambeau, these bulbs look like candle flames and have irregular grooves on the surface. They provide an aesthetically pleasing lighting effect and are popular among hoteliers and homeowners alike!Harsh” lighting, or lighting that is too bright, can be avoided by choosing a bulb with an appropriate level of brightness. With LED bulbs, this is measured in lumens not watts. Not sure what 400 or even 4,000 lumens would look like? Then use our simple rule:

F10, F15, and F20. Wherein, the numbers written after the letter ‘F’ denote a bulb’s diameter at its widest point.The numbers mentioned after the letter ‘E’ denote the diameter of the bulb at the widest point in 1/8 th of an inch. Also, these bulbs are available in incandescent, CFL, HID, and LED technologies, making it easier to find the best alternative for residential, comercial, and industrial applications. Also known as Crystalline Pear bulbs, the CP- series features an aesthetically pleasing hexagonal shape. These bulbs are popular in decoration lighting applications, such as chandeliers, light strings, and Christmas lights. These are miniature bulbs and are available in the forms of incandescent, CFL, HID, and LED light bulbs. Also known as Ellipitcal Dimple , ED bulbs feature an elongated shape with a dimple at the top. Considering the bulbs from this series appear like domes, you can also refer to them as Elliptical Dome-shaped bulbs. Do not mistake the T-series bulbs for those from the L-series. Tubular or T-series features bulbs with a cylindrical tube shape. Like standard bulbs, T-bulbs take power from one end and are popular in general lighting applications in offices, retail outlets, hospitals, and garages.

G9, G11, G12, G16, G16 1/2 , G19, G25, G30, G40, G90, G95, and G125. The size of a G-series bulb is its diameter at the widest point. Wherein, the numbers after ‘G’ denote a bulb’s diameter in 1/8 th of an inch. Ellipsoidal or E-series features bulbs that have an elongated appearance. They are widely used in various light fixtures, such as wall sconces, pendant lights, and general lighting applications. Different sizes of -series bulbs that you can find on the market are as follows: E17, E18, E23 1/2 , E20, E23, E25, and E37.Our festoon kits are water resistant, made for outdoor useand connectable upto 100 metres when powered from a single power source, which makes them extremely versatile and perfect for any outdoor situation. CA5, CA7, CA8, CA10, and CA11. Furthermore, you can find these bulbs in Incandescent, CFL, HID and LED technologies. Arbitrary or type A bulbs are known as the ‘standard’ light bulb size . These bulbs feature the classic household incandescent light bulb shape that resembles the letter ‘A’. The various A-style light bulbs you can find are as follows: Extended reflector or ER-Series features bulbs that offer a high lumen output by redirecting the light from the sides to the front handout of the bulb. The elliptical reflector is a unique design that helps project the light farther than other types of reflectors, making them an excellent choice for use in deep recessed can lights. The letter ‘T’ refers to the linear shape and the numbers that follow tell the diameter of the light bulb in 1/8th of an inch. Therefore, if you choose a T8 bulb it will have a 1-inch diameter. These light bulbs are available in both fluorescent and LED technologies. Furthermore, you can also find these bulbs in single or double-ended forms.