Light Bulbs
Color temperature & CRI
2700K reads warm and slightly amber, the way a decorative filament is usually meant to look. 3000K is cleaner and a little brighter in feel. On cut glass and polished brass, a CRI of 90 or above is what keeps finishes, wood and fabric reading true rather than flat.
Dimmer compatibility
Most LED bulbs dim well on an ELV or LED-rated TRIAC dimmer, but not on every older wall dimmer — the usual symptoms are flicker, buzz, or a floor the bulb will not dim below. Check your dimmer model against the bulb spec before ordering, particularly on multi-socket fixtures.
Base & maximum wattage
The base is listed on every bulb we sell — E12 candelabra, E26 medium, G9 bi-pin. Match it to the socket and stay at or under the maximum wattage printed on your fixture's label, which is the figure that governs, not the bulb's rating.