Light Sources
LED "bulbs" with E27, E14, GU10, MR16, G13, G4, G9 bases, in various wattages and color temperatures. Reliable, long-life light sources with outstanding lumens/Watt and low energy consumption.
LED light sources: a modern solution for every base
Today, LED light sources are available in virtually every base type — whether E27, E14, GU10, G9, G4, or T8. These LEDs directly replace traditional incandescent or halogen bulbs, allowing existing fixtures to be easily upgraded. LED technology provides higher luminous efficacy at lower consumption, typically delivering 80–160 lumens/Watt, compared to conventional bulbs’ 10–15 lm/W output.
Up to 90% energy savings with LEDs
A 5–7 watt LED bulb can produce the same brightness as a 40–60 watt incandescent bulb, while a 10–12 watt LED light can fully replace a 75–100 watt incandescent. This can cut energy consumption by up to 80–90%. LEDs produce very little excess heat, potentially reducing cooling costs. Plus, their long lifespan (15,000–30,000 hours) greatly reduces maintenance and replacement needs.
Light source types: a LED solution for every need
LED technology doesn’t just replace household bulbs — it also offers solutions for office fluorescent tubes, industrial luminaires, and decorative lighting. The range includes LED "classic" bulbs mimicking traditional shapes, spot LEDs, capsule bulbs, retrofit tubes, filament-style LEDs, and stylish exposed-filament designs. Color temperatures can be warm white (2700K), neutral (4000K), or cool white (6000K), ensuring the perfect fit for any application.
Smart and specialized LED solutions
Some LED light sources offer adjustable brightness and color temperature (CCT) or can produce RGB light, often controllable via mobile apps. Motion-sensor, timer-equipped, and smart home–compatible models are also available. Some T8 LED tubes can be connected directly to 230V without a ballast, allowing for quick modernization of existing fluorescent fixtures with LED technology.
Common LED light source types:
