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E26 bulbs

All you need to know about E26 bulbs: Selection and installation tips
 

E26 bulbs are appreciated for their versatility and varied performance. They have a popular 26 mm base. Their selection influences the lighting of your space. Choosing the right E26 bulb is essential for optimum use, and here's how to select and install them correctly.
 

E26 bulb selection
 

Choose the right bulb with the right wattage.
 

Choose an E26 bulb with the desired brightness.
 

Select the color (warm or cool white) to suit your mood.
 

Compare E26 and E27 bases for the best choice.
 

Installation tips for E26 bulbs
 

Switch off the power supply: Always switch off the power supply before handling the bulbs.
 

Screw in the E26 bulb until it is firmly in place.
 

Check installation to avoid problems later.
 

Most common E26 bulb types and their characteristics
 

E26 bulbs come in a variety of types, each designed for specific uses.
 

LED E26 bulbs
 

LED E26 bulbs are valued for their energy efficiency and durability.
 

Features:
 

  • Low energy consumption: 80% less energy.
     
  • Long life: Up to 25,000 hours.
     
  • Long-term savings: Fewer replacements.
     
  • High initial cost: Significant investment.
     
  • Applications: Living rooms, bedrooms, offices, gardens.
     

E26 incandescent bulbs
 

E26 incandescent bulbs E26 work by heating a tungsten filament.
 

Features :
 

  • Immediate brightness: Instantaneous.
     
  • Warm light: Approx. 2700K.
     
  • High consumption: More energy.
     
  • Short life: Approx. 1,000 hours.
     

E26 halogen bulbs
 

E26 halogen bulbs use a quartz envelope and halogen gas.
 

Features:
 

  • Medium efficiency: 20-30% more efficient.
     
  • High heat production: Generate a lot of heat.
     
  • Applications : Display cases, spotlights, kitchens, workshops.
     

How to choose the right E26 base bulb for your home?
 

E26 LED bulbs are economical and long-lasting. For a warm light, prefer incandescent E26. Check the lumen output and color temperature (2700K to 3000K for a warm atmosphere, 4000K to 5000K for a white light). Adapt wattage to your needs.