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Confused about which bulb is right for you? Here we break down the selection process into 4 easy steps. Click on one of the bases below to start your selection    

There are many lighting options out there, including; incandescent, halogen, CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lamp) and LED bulbs. Each have their own advantages, but as this article will show you, there's only really one winner. Cheaper to Run LEDs use less energy to produce the same level of light as their less efficient counterparts, which in turns saves you a lot...

Which bulb comes out on top in the LED bulb vs CFL battle? Whereas A-rated ‘energy saving’ CFL bulbs produce 810 lumens from just 15W, LED bulbs are A+ rated have an output of 850 lumens from an even lower 9W. This means that when we look at LED vs energy saver bulbs, LEDs are the clear winner. LED bulbs,...

LED floodlights are great for security, working outside and reducing energy bills. Our handy guide will tell you what you need to look out for before you make your purchase. Why choose an LED floodlight? LED floodlights have many uses, from security purposes to porch lighting, and can be used both domestically and commercially. The best thing about LED floodlights...

The Definitive Guide to LED Striplights. Strip lighting lets you get creative with the lighting in your home. Whether you want to add subtle ambiance to your kitchen units, or a splash of dazzling colour to your wardrobe, the options are limitless. But there are a few things to consider before you rush out to buy your new LED strip...

Confused about LED bulbs? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Have a read through our comprehensive B15 buying guide that’ll give you all the information you need before switching to LED. What is a B15 LED bulb? A B15 LED bulb comes with a bayonet fitting that you’ll often find in lamp fittings in particular. These are no different...

The classic ‘bayonet’ fitting lamp - the single bulb you’re guaranteed to find in every home across the country. But the questions is are you really clued up about LED bayonet bulbs? If not, you’ve landed on the right article - you’ll be surprised by the differences. What is a B22 LED bulb? B22 bulbs have the classic bayonet base...

Our handy guide to E14 bulbs will give you everything you need to know to make switching over to energy-saving lighting easier than ever. What is an E14 LED bulb? E14 bulbs are the ones with a screw base. Don’t get them confused with E27 bulbs, which have a screw base too, but are wider for larger fittings - you...

Let us help you choose the right LEDs for your home. Our handy guide to E27 bulbs will give you everything you need to know to make switching over even easier. What is an E27 LED bulb? OK, so lets start with the basics. E27 bulbs are the ones with the screw base and are commonly used in decorative fittings...

Thinking of switching to the bright and wonderful world of MR11 LEDs? Well you’ve come to the right place. Our handy guide will tell you everything you need to find the right MR11 for you. What is an LED MR11 spotlight? Lets start with the basics. LED MR11 spotlights have the exact same fitting as MR11 halogen spotlights, with two...

Ready to make the switch to LED and want to find out more? Then cast your eyes over our handy G4 LED buying guide to give you the lowdown. What is a G4 LED spotlight? G4 LED spotlights consume very, very little energy. In fact, they’re one of the lowest energy consuming LEDs around. You’ll find them under cooker hoods,...

Your guide to G9 LED spotlights Ready to make the switch to LED and want to find out more? Then cast your eyes over our handy G9 LED buying guide to give you the lowdown. What is a G9 LED spotlight? G9 LED spotlights are frequently used in small areas, such as desk lamps, under cabinet light and over shelving....

Interested in switching to GU10 LED spotlights? Well cast your eyes over our handy guide below to find out everything you need to know before buying: What is a GU10 LED spotlight? The GU10 part refers to the base of the bulb, which has two pins protruding from the bottom and look like a pair of little legs (see below)....