Most candlelight-style bulbs use the candelabra E12 base. Intermediate E17 and standard medium E26 bases also appear across product options.
Candlelight bulbs come in a variety of decorative shapes, commonly including B11, C7, T7, ST19, and BC forms to suit different fixtures and styles.
Energy use varies by type: many LED decorative bulbs draw about 4.5–6.0 watts while replacing 40–60 W incandescent equivalents. Incandescent specialty bulbs use their rated wattage (for example, 25 W).
Lumen outputs vary widely across options—approximately 14 lumens up to about 560 lumens. Where specified, color-rendering index (CRI) values range roughly from 80 to 99.
Flameless tealight candles are battery-operated and use CR2032 lithium coin cells. The 24-count pack in these results lists the batteries as included.
Color-changing candlelight bulbs are controlled with the included remote: you can turn them on/off, dim, change colors and modes, and control multiple bulbs from about a 20-foot range without needing an app or hub.
