Most T10 bulbs use an E26 (Edison medium) screw base; some models use a smaller E11 (mini candelabra) base.
T10 bulbs are sold with watt-equivalent ratings roughly from 40 W up to 300 W. Their actual power consumption typically ranges from about 4 W to 35 W, depending on the model.
T10 bulbs are offered across a wide range of light output—about 400 to 4,000 lumens. Common color temperatures include 2700K, 3000K, and 5000K.
Many T10 bulbs list a CRI around 80, while some higher-quality or "high-definition" options list a CRI of 90 or above for more accurate color rendering and clearer contrast.
Dimming support varies by model: some T10 bulbs offer smooth, full-range dimming, others specify a dimming range (for example 100%–10%), and some are non-dimmable and operate only as on/off.
Some T10 listings explicitly show safety certifications such as UL Listing (or equivalent), while other listings show no industry or government certifications.
Availability includes T10 bulbs rated for damp locations and others listed as suitable for wet locations, so you can find options for both damp and wet-environment use.
