light bulbs 120v

Most options use the Standard Edison medium screw base (E26) for household fixtures. Smaller decorative and nightlight bulbs commonly use the Candelabra Edison screw base (E12).

Brightness in this selection ranges from about 16 lumens for very small decorative bulbs up to roughly 800 lumens for general-purpose LED bulbs, so the overall range is approximately 16–800 lumens.

Many listings are labeled as dimmable (full-range). Some LED options in the set are described as non-dimmable (one-way on/off). When choosing a bulb, check the product listing or label to confirm whether that specific model supports dimming.

Rated lifespans in this group vary widely depending on bulb type and usage assumptions, ranging from about 1.4 years up to roughly 22.8 years.

Listings include specific color temperatures such as 2700 K (warm) and 5000 K (daylight). Some bulbs are multicolored/RGB with additional white-temperature settings, and a few listings do not specify a numeric color temperature.

Estimated yearly energy costs in the group range from about $0.48 up to $4.82 per bulb. Many LED listings show estimates near $1.00 per year, while the lowest estimates are for very small, low-watt decorative bulbs (some of which are included in the set).