Ceramic LED Bulbs
Ceramic-bodied bulbs in E27 and E14 for enclosed and heat-sensitive fittings.
All 7 Ceramic LED Bulbs Models
Ceramic bulb bodies exist for one reason: thermal behaviour. In enclosed fittings, and in installations where the lamp runs for long hours, a ceramic body handles heat differently from plastic. This range runs 3W to 9W in E27 and E14, with the physical dimensions of every model published so it can be checked against a closed shade.
What Buyers Come To Us With
Bulbs in enclosed fittings die early
Ceramic bodies are used in this range specifically for fittings where airflow around the lamp is restricted.
Lamp length and diameter are not published and the bulb will not fit the shade
Every model lists its size - from 40x105mm up to 70x127mm - so fit inside a closed fitting can be checked on paper.
Small fittings need low wattages that still produce usable light
The 3W models in E14 are sized for compact fittings while still carrying a published beam angle and output.
A single wattage is quoted for several physically different lamps
Three different 3W ceramic bulbs exist in this range with different bodies. They are listed as separate models with their own dimensions rather than merged.
Buyers This Range Suits
- Distributors supplying enclosed and decorative fittings
- Hospitality buyers with long daily operating hours
- Lighting brands specifying ceramic-bodied retrofit lamps
- Installers replacing lamps in closed shades
What Separates It
- Ceramic bodies for enclosed fitting applications
- 3W to 9W in E27 and E14
- Full physical dimensions published for every model
- G45 and standard profiles in the same family
Where Ceramic LED Bulbs Get Installed
Enclosed and semi-enclosed light fittings
Long-operating-hour hospitality installations
Decorative fittings with closed shades
Replacement lamps in existing installations
Industries Buying Ceramic LED Bulbs
Where Ceramic LED Bulbs Appears In A Build
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Design GuideCeramic LED Bulbs Questions
Why choose a ceramic body?
Ceramic handles heat differently from plastic, which matters most in enclosed fittings and in installations that run for long continuous hours.
What sizes are available?
From 40x105mm up to 70x127mm depending on wattage and base. Every model publishes its own dimensions so you can check it against the fitting.
Are they dimmable?
Dimming is not specified on the ceramic range. Ask us before quoting into a dimmed circuit.
Which base options are there?
E27 and E14. The base for each model is listed on its product page.
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