100 watt led daylight bulb

Most listings show color temperatures in a range from warmer soft-white around 2700K up to daylight around 5000K. 'Daylight' bulbs are typically at or near 5000K, while softer, warmer options are around 2700K.

The most common configuration is an A19-shaped bulb with a standard E26 (Edison medium) base. Some higher-output replacements use larger shapes such as A21 or nonstandard housings for high-lumen fixtures.

CRI values in the results vary but commonly center around CRI 80, with many higher-quality bulbs listing CRI 90 or CRI 95 for more accurate color rendering.

You’ll find both non-dimmable and dimmable 100W-equivalent LED bulbs in the results—many are listed as full-range dimmable for use with compatible dimmer switches.

Most 100W-equivalent A19 LEDs list about 1,500–1,600 lumens. A few high-output replacement bulbs in the results list much higher outputs (examples include 5,000 and 10,000 lumens).

Most A19 100W-equivalent LEDs in the results use about 12–14 watts; a few high-output replacements may show much higher actual wattage (one listing showed 100 watts actual use).

Listed lifespans vary by product. Many bulbs in the results show about 10,000–25,000 hours, and some listings present those hours as multi-year estimates (examples in results include roughly 9.1, 13.7 or 22.8 years based on assumed daily use).