
LED Filament Bulbs
360 degree filament lamps in globe and candle shapes, dimmable or non-dimmable.

All 6 LED Filament Bulbs Models
Filament LED lamps exist because people want the look of an incandescent lamp with the running cost of an LED. That means a genuine 360 degree beam angle rather than a directional module hidden behind glass. This range delivers 1.8W to 6W with published flux, a 360 degree beam angle, and colour temperature options from 2700K to 6500K.

3.6W LED Filament Globe Bulb E26

6W LED Filament Globe Bulb E26 600-700lm

1.8W LED Filament Candle Bulb E14 180-230lm

3W LED Filament Candle Bulb E14

1.8W LED Filament Candle Bulb E14 190-210lm

6W LED Filament Globe Bulb E26 610-720lm
What Buyers Come To Us With
Filament-look lamps that only light one direction give themselves away
These are specified at a 360 degree beam angle, which is what makes them work in open and exposed fittings.
Decorative lamps are rarely available dimmable
The globe filament shapes are offered in non-dimmable and dimmable versions.
Warm-only filament ranges limit where they can be used
Colour temperature options run 2700-3000K, 4000-4500K and 6000-6500K, so the same filament look works in a bar and in a shop.
Small filament candle lamps are hard to source with real data
The E14 filament candle lamps here publish flux, dimensions and colour temperature rather than being sold on appearance alone.
Buyers This Range Suits
- Hospitality and restaurant fit-out buyers
- Decorative lighting retailers
- Electrical distributors stocking exposed-lamp fittings
- Interior designers specifying visible lamps
What Separates It
- Genuine 360 degree beam angle
- 1.8W to 6W with published luminous flux
- Non-dimmable and dimmable versions on the globe shapes
- 2700-3000K, 4000-4500K and 6000-6500K options
Where LED Filament Bulbs Get Installed
Exposed pendant and festoon fittings
Bar, cafe and restaurant interiors
Open chandeliers and wall lights
Retail interiors with visible lamps
Industries Buying LED Filament Bulbs
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Design GuideLED Filament Bulbs Questions
Do the filament lamps light in all directions?
Yes, they are specified at a 360 degree beam angle, which is why they work in exposed fittings where a directional lamp would look wrong.
Are dimmable versions available?
On the globe shapes, yes - non-dimmable and dimmable versions are both offered. Say which you need at order stage.
Which bases do you make?
E26, E27 and B22 on the globe shapes, and E14 on the candle shapes.
Do filament lamps come in cool white?
Yes. As well as the expected 2700-3000K, they are offered in 4000-4500K and 6000-6500K.
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