100w led light bulbs

Most 100W‑equivalent LED bulbs use either the standard medium Edison screw base (E26) for A19 bulbs or the smaller candelabra Edison screw base (E12) for CA11/candle‑style bulbs.

Typical listings show A19 100W‑equivalent LEDs at about 1,600 lumens, while candelabra (CA11/E12) 100W‑equivalent LEDs are often listed around 800 lumens. Actual lumen output can vary by model, so check each product’s listed lumens.

Listings commonly report that A19 100W‑equivalent LEDs consume about 15 watts, while candelabra (E12) 100W‑equivalent LEDs consume about 7 watts. Wattage varies by design, so confirm the power draw on the product page.

A19 100W‑equivalent LEDs are often color‑selectable and list multiple preset temperatures—commonly 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K. Candelabra (E12) 100W‑equivalent bulbs are typically offered in fixed temperatures such as 2700K, 3000K and 5000K.

Common shapes are A19 (for medium E26 bases) and CA11/candle (for E12 candelabra bases). Typical overall lengths shown in listings are about 4.65 inches for A19 bulbs and about 4.25 inches for candle‑style bulbs.

Listed lifetimes vary by model: some A19 color‑selectable bulbs list about 15,000 hours, while candelabra LEDs are typically listed around 10,000 hours (one listing also cites 9.1 years). Actual lifespan depends on usage and conditions—confirm the rated hours on the product listing.

Listings compare the LEDs’ lower wattage with a 100W incandescent equivalent—for example, A19 100W‑equivalent LEDs are listed at about 15W (≈1,600 lumens) and candelabra 100W‑equivalents at about 7W. One listing explicitly claims a 93% energy reduction when replacing a 100W candelabra incandescent with a 7W E12 LED. Verify individual product claims on the listing.