light bulbs led for home

Most home LEDs use the standard Edison medium screw base (E26) and an A19 shape. Some products are integrated or non-removable designs instead of a replaceable screw-base bulb.

Typical home LED bulbs deliver about 800 lumens while consuming roughly 8.5–9.5 watts, commonly sold as replacements for 60-watt incandescent bulbs and showing lower estimated yearly energy costs.

Many bulbs are rated for general-purpose indoor use and for damp or wet locations; dedicated dusk-to-dawn bulbs are designed for outdoor fixtures and include an automatic light sensor for nighttime operation.

Portable battery-operated LED bulbs may include a 90° rotating head for directional light, wireless operation on AAA batteries, shatterproof construction, dual adhesive-or-screw mounting options, and a slide-off base for easy battery replacement.

Reported color-rendering index (CRI) values range from about 80 to 100 across the results, with many bulbs listing CRI around 90 and one integrated option listing CRI 100.