led globe light bulb

Most LED globe bulbs use E12 (candelabra) or E26 (medium/standard) screw bases.

Common globe shapes shown are G16.5 (about 3.3 inches overall) and G25 (about 4.61 inches overall).

Listed color temperatures include 2150 K, 2700 K, and 5000 K. Lumen outputs shown are 400 lm and 500 lm.

The bulbs use about 4 W or 4.5 W and are listed as roughly 40-watt and 60-watt incandescent equivalents, respectively.

Listed lifetimes include a 10,000-hour rating (noted in one listing as about 9+ years), a 9.1-year estimate in another listing, and a 13.7-year estimate in a third listing.

Some listings are UL Listed and are rated for damp locations. Other listings state suitability for wet locations but list no certifications.

Listings report a CRI of 80. Bulb color descriptions include “White” and “Yellow,” alongside listings that indicate warm/bright color temperatures.

One listing specifies a 330° beam angle. Lumen outputs shown include 400 lm and 500 lm.