Warm White (Less Than 2700K) 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.

I'm replacing a bulb and see a lot of letters and numbers on the base. What do these light bulb base codes like E26, GU10, or G13 mean?

Light bulb base codes indicate the type of connector and the size of the bulb's base, ensuring it fits correctly into your fixture. The “E” denotes a standard screw-in Edison base, like the common E26. At the same time, “GU” usually signifies a bi-pin connector often found in track lighting and spotlights, and “G” is usually the most popular of the common bi-pin base types. Understanding these codes prevents buying the wrong bulb and ensures safe, reliable lighting.

I'm looking for an outdoor security light for my garage. What should I consider?

Check out HID bulbs for high-intensity, far-reaching light or a good LED option for outdoor security lighting. Both can come in a variety of wattages and color temperatures. Consider using an accessory like a motion sensor for added security and energy savings.