LED Bulbs & Lamps

LED Bulbs for Every Cap and Application

Discover our complete catalogue of high-efficiency LED bulbs with every cap type and format on the market. We stock E27 LED bulbs, GU10 LED bulbs, E14 LED bulbs, AR111 LED bulbs, G9 LED bulbs, PAR LED bulbs, filament LED bulbs and decorative LED bulbs, designed to replace any traditional, halogen or low-energy lamp with energy savings of up to 90% and a service life of over 25,000 hours.

E27 and E14 LED bulbs for general lighting

E27 LED bulbs are the most common in homes, offices and shops, perfect for table lamps, ceiling fittings and standard ceiling lights. E14 LED bulbs, with a smaller cap, are used in wall lights, decorative lamps and cooker hoods. Both are available in warm white (3000K), neutral (4000K) and cool (6500K), and in standard, candle, golf-ball or globe versions.

GU10, AR111 and PAR LED bulbs for directional lighting

GU10 LED bulbs are the preferred choice for recessed spotlights and lighting tracks, with beam angles between 24° and 120° depending on the model. AR111 LED bulbs offer greater power and a controlled light beam, ideal for lighting artwork, shop windows or commercial areas. PAR LED bulbs (PAR16, PAR20, PAR30, PAR38) are the direct replacement for old halogen reflector lamps indoors and outdoors.

Compact G9 LED bulbs

G9 LED bulbs are the perfect replacement for old 25W, 40W or 60W G9 halogen lamps, keeping the compact, discreet design of modern wall lights. They offer bright, uniform light with consumption of just 3-6W, ideal for wall lights, decorative ceiling lights and small table lamps.

Filament and decorative LED bulbs

Filament LED bulbs recover the vintage look of old incandescent Edison bulbs, but with the efficiency and durability of LED. They are perfect for exposed lamps, bars, restaurants and shops with an industrial or retro style. Decorative LED bulbs include special formats such as candle, globe, spiral, tubular or opal, ideal for creating cosy and unique atmospheres.

Advantages of LED bulbs

Replacing your old lamps with LED bulbs delivers energy savings of up to 90%, a service life of more than 25,000 hours, instant 100% switch-on, no mercury or UV radiation, and excellent colour rendering with a CRI above 80. In addition, they don't overheat, which improves safety and extends the life of the luminaires.

How to choose the right LED bulb

Consider the cap type (E27, E14, GU10, G9, AR111, PAR), the lumens (the more lumens, the more light: 800 lm is equivalent to a traditional 60W), the colour temperature according to the desired atmosphere, the beam angle and whether you need it to be dimmable (dimmer-compatible). At Factorled we advise you so you always get it right.

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Frequently asked questions about LED bulbs

What is the equivalence of an LED bulb compared to an incandescent one?

As a reference, a 9W E27 LED bulb is equivalent to 60W incandescent (≈800 lumens), a 12W one is equivalent to 75W and a 15W one to 100W. The equivalence depends on the model, but they all guarantee at least 85-90% less consumption while maintaining the same light output.

Can I use an LED bulb in a lamp with a dimmer?

Only if the bulb is dimmable. Not all LED bulbs support dimming; if you fit a non-dimmable one in a circuit with a dimmer, it will flicker or won't switch on. On each product's specification sheet we clearly indicate whether it is dimmable and which type of dimmer it is compatible with.

What is the difference between a GU10 LED bulb and an AR111?

The GU10 LED bulb is smaller and lower power (3-9W), ideal for standard 50mm spotlights. The AR111 LED bulb is larger (111mm), offers more light output (up to 1500 lm) and precision optics, ideal for commercial and retail lighting.

Are filament LED bulbs as efficient as standard ones?

Yes, filament LED bulbs maintain a luminous efficacy of 100-120 lm/W, similar to a standard LED bulb. The main difference is the aesthetic design of the visible filament, not the efficiency.

How long do LED bulbs last?

The average service life of a quality LED bulb is 25,000 to 50,000 hours, compared with 1,000 hours for an incandescent or 2,000 for a halogen. This is equivalent to around 15-25 years with average use of 3 hours a day.