This is an 8W E27 A60 LED globe giving 750lm, withswitchable 3000K / 4000K / 5000K andCRI above 90.

You do not need an electrician. It is a light globe. Our pagesaid this fitting must be installed by a licensed electrician you screwit in. Ten of our twenty LED globe listings carried that line, and all are being corrected.

CRI above 90 recorded, but never actually said

This is the most useful thing about the globe, and it satin the specification table and nowhere else not in the description, and not inthe fields our site filters on. Most LED globes sit at CRI 80, which is why replacing incandescent globes with LED so often makes a room look flat andgrey. Above 90 means skin, timber, food, fabric and paint keep their realcolour. Because a globe goes in every fitting you own, this isthe cheapest place in a house to fix the quality of the light and if youhave changed globes and disliked the result, this is the specification that was missing.

One globe, three colour temperatures

3000K warm, 4000K natural, 5000K cool, switchable. Genuinelypractical when buying for a whole house: one product covers the living room, the kitchen andthe garage, and you can change a rooms setting later without buying a new globe.

E27 screw the standard base

E27 is the large screw fitting most modern lamps, pendants and table lamps use.The identical globe exists with a B22 bayonet base for older fittings and battenholders same 8W, same 750lm, same colours, same CRI.They are not interchangeable, so check the fitting.

750 lumens in the classic A60 shape

94lm/W, roughly a 60W incandescent, in thestandard A60 shape 60mm by 112mm which fits almost everyopen and shaded fitting made. In a fitting with a visible globe, note that this oneis opal: it glows evenly rather than showing a filament, so it looks finished in ashade and plain in a bare cage.

It is NOT dimmable. Fitting a non-dimmable globe to a dimmedcircuit causes flicker and buzz and can shorten its life.Check the fitting is on a plain switch. If you need dimming plus CRI above 90,ask us.

Where it works

• Any E27 fitting pendants, table lamps, floor lamps, batten fixes.
• Anywhere colour matters: kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes, living rooms.
• Whole-house globe replacement, where one type covers several rooms.
• Not on a dimmed circuit.
• E27 screw, NOT B22 bayonet check your fitting.

Specifying it

A60 shape, 60mm wide by 112mm high,E27 screw base, opal polycarbonate.8W giving 750lm, withswitchable 3000K / 4000K / 5000K,CRI>90, NOT dimmable. 240V,IP20 indoor and dry locations only.No installation required it is a globe. Warranty is three years, as areplacement warranty.

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Questions

Do I need an electrician to fit it?

No. It is a light globe you screw it in. Our page said an electrician was required, and ten of our twenty LED globe listings carried the same line.

What does CRI above 90 buy me?

True colour skin, timber, food, fabric and paint keep their real appearance. Most LED globes sit at 80, which is why replacing incandescents with LED so often makes a room look flat and grey. Because a globe goes in every fitting you own, this is the cheapest place in a house to fix the quality of the light.

Why did your page not draw attention to the CRI?

The figure was there in the specification table but nothing said it, and it was not in the fields our site filters on. So the single most useful thing about the globe was recorded and never communicated.

Can I change the colour temperature?

Yes 3000K warm, 4000K natural or 5000K cool, switchable. One product covers the living room, the kitchen and the garage, and a rooms setting can be changed later without buying a new globe.

Will it fit my light?

If it takes an E27 screw base, yes. The identical globe exists with a B22 bayonet base for older fittings and batten holders same wattage, output, colours and CRI. They are not interchangeable.

Will I see a filament?

No it is opal, so it glows evenly rather than showing a filament. That looks finished inside a shade and plain in a bare cage.

Can I put it on a dimmer?

No it is not dimmable, and fitting a non-dimmable globe to a dimmed circuit causes flicker and buzz. If you need dimming plus CRI above 90, ask us.