E14 LED Bulbs

E14 LED Bulbs: Filament, Candle and G45

Discover our range of E14 LED bulbs, the small cap most widely used in wall lights, wall lamps, table lamps and small decorative luminaires. We stock filament bulbs, candle bulbs and G45 LED bulbs, designed to combine the classic look with the maximum energy efficiency of LED and a service life up to 15 times longer than traditional halogen or incandescent.

Standard E14 LED bulbs

E14 LED bulbs, with a small screw cap (14 mm), are the direct replacement for old 25W, 40W or 60W lamps. You'll find them in wattages from 3W to 8W, with light outputs of 250 to 800 lumens, and in warm (2700K-3000K), neutral (4000K) or cool (6500K) colour temperatures. Perfect for wall lights, table lamps, decorative ceiling lights and cooker hoods.

Filament E14 LED bulbs

Filament bulbs with an E14 cap recover the look of old Edison lamps, with visible filaments that add a classic, elegant touch. They combine the beauty of clear or smoked glass with the efficiency of LED: just 3-6W consumption, a service life of more than 15,000 hours and cosy warm light. Ideal for exposed decorative lamps, hospitality and shops with a vintage look.

Candle E14 LED bulbs

Candle bulbs are the classic format for ceiling lights, teardrop lamps and decorative wall lights. Their elongated, pointed silhouette resembles a candle flame and adds elegance to any room. Available in clear, opal or amber glass, with or without a visible filament, they are the ideal choice to replace halogen or incandescent candle lamps without giving up the traditional look.

G45 LED bulbs (small golf-ball)

G45 LED bulbs are small golf-ball lamps (45 mm diameter) with an E14 cap, perfect for compact luminaires, bathroom wall lights, table lamps and cage-style decorative lamps. Their rounded shape and small size make them very versatile in interior design, offering a soft, uniform light with consumption of just 3-5W.

Advantages of E14 LED bulbs

Replacing your old E14 lamps with LED bulbs gives you energy savings of up to 90%, a service life of more than 15,000 hours, instant 100% switch-on and no excess heat. In addition, many models are dimmable, allowing you to adjust the atmosphere of the space and extend the bulb's service life even further.

How to choose the right E14 LED bulb

Consider the format (standard, candle, G45 or filament), the lumens according to the light you need, the colour temperature (2700K for warm atmospheres, 4000K for functional areas) and whether the luminaire is dimmable. For wall lights and exposed decorative lamps, filament bulbs add aesthetic value.

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Frequently asked questions about E14 LED bulbs

What is the equivalence of an E14 LED bulb compared to a halogen?

As a reference, a 4W E14 LED bulb is equivalent to a 40W halogen (≈400 lumens), a 6W one to 60W (≈600 lumens) and an 8W one to 75W. The exact equivalence varies by model, but they all guarantee at least 85% less consumption.

What is the difference between a candle bulb and a G45?

The candle bulb has an elongated, pointed shape that mimics a flame, ideal for teardrop lamps and classic wall lights. The G45 LED bulb is spherical and compact, perfect for modern luminaires, decorative cages and minimalist wall lights.

Are filament E14 bulbs as efficient as standard ones?

Yes, filament E14 LED bulbs offer a luminous efficacy similar to standard LED bulbs (around 100-110 lm/W). The main difference is the aesthetic design with a visible filament, not the efficiency or the savings.

Can I fit an E14 LED bulb in a lamp with a dimmer?

Only if the bulb is marked as dimmable. Not all E14 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. Always check it on the product's technical specification sheet.

Which colour temperature should I choose for living room or bedroom wall lights?

For rest areas such as living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms we recommend 2700K-3000K (warm light), cosier and similar to that of an incandescent bulb. For kitchens, bathrooms or work areas, opt for 4000K (neutral light).