Reflector Light Bulbs

What's the difference between "Daylight" and "Soft White" bulbs?

"Daylight" bulbs offer a crisp, energizing, blue-toned light that's perfect for task lighting in areas like kitchens or offices, while "Soft White" provides a warm, cozy, yellow-toned light ideal for relaxing spaces like living rooms and bedrooms. To learn more about which is right for you, check out our Daylight Bulbs vs Soft White Bulbs guide to help you decide.

Which reflector light bulbs are the best selling?

The Universal Select 65/75/90-Watt Equivalent BR30 Dimmable LED Flood Light Bulb with Selectable Color Temperature (6-Pack) is one of our best-selling reflector light bulbs.

For bulbs labeled A19, A15, and A21, what does the "A" mean, and how do those numbers relate to the bulb?

The "A" refers to the traditional, pear-shaped bulb, a common style for homes. The number indicates the bulb's diameter at its widest point, in eighths of an inch, so an A19 bulb is 19/8 inches wide, an A21 is slightly larger at 21/8 inches, and an A15 is smaller at 15/8. Knowing this helps when choosing the right size for your fixtures and the light needed.

What are type A light bulbs, and why are they so common?

Type A light bulbs are the classic, pear-shaped bulbs you're most likely familiar with. They fit standard medium-base sockets and are widely used in lamps and fixtures throughout homes. Their popularity stems from their versatility, affordability, and compatibility with most everyday lighting setups, making them a reliable choice for general illumination.

Are tube lights only used in commercial settings, or can I use them at home?

While commonly used in garages and basements, tube lights, especially LED tube lights, are becoming increasingly popular for their energy efficiency and bright light in home workshops, under-cabinet lighting, and even for creating a modern, minimalist look in certain rooms. They offer a lot of options for different areas of the house.