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Light bulb with E14 socket
The E14 base is one of the most common sockets for a wide range of different types of lights. It is widely used and can be found in households in desk lamps, wall lamps and ceiling lights. The thread is occasionally used in extractor hoods and refrigerators. Candle bulbs and energy-saving lamps in particular are equipped with an E14 thread. This is why the E14 base is also known as the "candle socket". Thanks to advances in the development of light-emitting diodes, LED bulbs with an E14 thread are now available. This makes it even easier for consumers to switch to modern LED bulbs and thus save electricity and money.
E14 LED light bulb MINI, LED refrigerator bulb warm white
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3.12 €
basic price: 1 Stück = 0.62 €
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LED bulbs with E14 base: energy efficient and versatile
LEDs with E14 base make it easier to save energy and offer numerous advantages. The days when LED bulbs with E14 threads produced unpleasant light at high costs are long gone. Modern LEDs provide excellent light output and pleasant color temperatures that can keep up with classic light bulbs. The decisive advantage of LEDs, however, is their energy efficiency: they require up to 80 percent less energy than conventional light bulbs for the same light output. The savings potential is quickly noticeable, as the higher purchase price of LED bulbs is paid off within a very short time due to the reduced power consumption. In addition, many E14 LEDs are dimmable, so that the light intensity can be adjusted and power consumption can be further optimized. An additional transformer or devices are not necessary for the use of LEDs, which makes the switch particularly easy and cost-effective.
Diverse application possibilities for E14 LED bulbs
LEDs with an E14 base are available in numerous shapes, brightness levels and color temperatures and cover a wide range of applications. The classic E14 candle lamp, which is available in both clear and matte versions, is particularly popular. These LEDs replace conventional light bulbs with 40 to 60 watts, but only consume 5 to 8 watts. For utility rooms or work environments, there are also models with cold white light that offer higher brightness. E14 LEDs that imitate the filament of classic light bulbs provide a retro flair. LEDs with an E14 base are also ideal for use in refrigerators, as they are available in light-like daylight or warm white tones. These bulbs offer a high light output with minimal power consumption and make it possible to significantly reduce energy consumption by replacing old light bulbs, halogen lamps and energy-saving lamps.
