12 X LED Dimmable Golf B22 5.5W (40W) Warm White Bayonet Cap Light Bulbs

12-Pack Paul Russells Dimmable LED Golf Ball Bulbs – B22 Bayonet Cap 5.5W Warm White

This pack of twelve premium Paul Russells LED bulbs provides an energy-efficient and reliable lighting solution for the modern home. Constructed from a durable blend of high-quality plastic and aluminium, each golf-ball shaped bulb is designed for longevity and safety. When switched off, the bulbs offer a clean, professional white and silver finish that sits discreetly within your fixtures. Once illuminated, they produce an inviting 2700K warm white glow, delivering 470 lumens of immediate brightness without any warm-up time. These bulbs are exceptionally well-suited for Tiffany-style lighting; the warm colour temperature enhances the intricate details and vibrant tones of stained glass when lit, while the compact G45 shape remains unobtrusive behind the shade. Replacing a standard 40W incandescent, these 5.5W LEDs are fully dimmable, allowing you to transition seamlessly from functional task lighting to a soft, cosy ambiance. With a high CRI of over 80, your interior colours remain natural and vibrant.

Key Features

• Fully dimmable 0-100% functionality for tailored atmosphere control in any room.
• Energy-efficient 5.5W LED technology replacing traditional 40W bulbs to reduce energy consumption.
• Durable plastic and aluminium construction ensuring a 15,000-hour lifespan.
• Compact golf ball shape (G45) with a standard B22 bayonet cap fitting for easy installation.
• Instant-on brightness with 470 lumens of clear, warm white light.

Perfect For

These golf ball bulbs are the ideal choice for smaller light fixtures and decorative lamps where space is limited. Their warm white output makes them perfect for creating a relaxed environment in living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways. Given their compact 45mm diameter and 80mm height, they are an excellent fit for Tiffany lamps, wall sconces, and multi-arm chandeliers, providing beautiful illumination without protruding beyond the edge of the shade.