Trade Catalogue
LED Lamps & Globes
LED globes and lamps for replacement and new installations: A60, candle, golf ball, reflector and GU10 lamps in E27, B22 and E14 fittings. Compare light output, colour temperature and dimming before adding codes to your quote.
PL 2Pin Premium 10W LED G24d 4500K
Discontinued — while stocks last
PL 2Pin Premium 9W LED G24d 4000K
PL 2Pin Premium 6W LED G24d 4000K
PL 2Pin Premium 6W LED G23 4000K
Discontinued — while stocks last
PL 2Pin Premium 4.5W LED G23 4000K
A60 Coloured Classic 6W LED E27 Blue
A60 Coloured Classic 6W LED E27 Green
A60 Coloured Classic 6W LED E27 Red
A60 Coloured Classic 6W LED E27 Yellow
A60 Coloured Classic 6W LED B22 Blue
A60 Coloured Classic 6W LED B22 Green
A60 Coloured Classic 6W LED B22 Red
A60 Coloured Classic 6W LED B22 Yellow
Golfball Coloured Classic 1W LED B22 Blue
Golfball Coloured Classic 1W LED B22 Green
Golfball Coloured Classic 1W LED B22 6500K Opal
Golfball Coloured Classic 1W LED B22 Orange
Golfball Coloured Classic 1W LED B22 Red
Golfball Coloured Classic 1W LED B22 Yellow
Maxi Globe G120 Premium 18W LED E27 4000K 105 lm/W
Maxi Globe G120 Premium 18W LED E27 3000K 105 lm/W
A60 Premium 6W LED B22 3000K Box N
A60 Premium 6W LED E27 3000K Box N
Candle Plastic Classic 3W LED E14 3000K 105 lm/W
Choosing led lamps & globes
First, match the base. E27 and B22 are the common household fittings in South Africa, E14 suits smaller decorative fittings, and GU10 is standard for downlights and spotlights. Then choose by lumens rather than watts. Lumens measure light output, and LED lamps use far less power than the incandescent or halogen lamps they replace. Pick a colour temperature for the space: warm white (around 3000K) for homes and hospitality, cool white (around 4000K) for kitchens and work areas, daylight (around 6500K) for task and utility areas. If the lamp will run on a dimmer, choose a model listed as dimmable and check that the dimmer suits LED loads. In enclosed fittings, check the product notes for suitability.