Home | E14 LED Bulbs (SES) | dimmable_yes

E14 LED Bulbs (SES)

Shop E14 LED bulbs with a small Edison screw (SES) cap for compact and decorative fittings. Match your candle or golfball shape, then compare wattage, brightness, light colour and dimming options.

3 products

E14 lamps, also commonly referred to as E14 bulbs, are essential lighting components known for their versatility and energy efficiency. These lamps feature a small Edison screw (SES) base, making them compatible with a wide range of lighting fixtures, including chandeliers, table lamps, wall sconces, and more. E14 lamps come in various shapes, wattages, and color temperatures, allowing you to select the perfect lighting solution to suit your specific needs and preferences.

What is an E14 LED Bulb (SES)?

E14 is a common lamp socket base known for its small Edison screw (SES) design. It's widely used in various lighting fixtures, including chandeliers and table lamps. E14 bulbs come in various types, offering versatility, energy efficiency, and compatibility.

Why Choose an E14 LED Bulb?

Our multiple E14 bulb designs offer you the ideal energy-saving way to illuminate your home in style. You can also select between cooler practical lighting for activity areas and warmer tones for relaxation areas. These truly versatile bulbs provide decorative money-saving solutions across all domestic applications.

Frequently asked questions

What fitting does an E14 bulb use?

E14, also called SES or Small Edison Screw, has a screw cap approximately 14mm in diameter. It is smaller than E27 (ES) and does not use the push-and-twist connection of B15 small bayonet bulbs. Check the cap code on your existing bulb.

Which E14 bulb shape will fit my light?

Candle and golfball bulbs can share an E14 cap while having different dimensions. Match the shape and check clearance inside your shade or fitting. If you are replacing an R50 reflector, compare the reflector shape and dimensions as well as the cap.

What wattage E14 LED bulb should I choose?

If you are matching an existing LED bulb, wattage is a useful starting point, but also compare lumens for brightness. Two LEDs with the same wattage can give different amounts of light. When replacing an incandescent or halogen bulb, use the LED manufacturer's stated replacement rating and lumen output rather than choosing the same wattage.

Which light colour should I choose for an E14 bulb?

Compare the Kelvin (K) rating to match your existing lighting. Warm white is typically 2700K–3000K, cool white is commonly 4000K and daylight options are usually 5000K–6500K. Very warm 2000K–2200K lamps give a more amber appearance and can suit decorative lighting. Check lumens separately: light colour does not tell you how bright a bulb is.

Can I use E14 LED bulbs with a dimmer?

Only use bulbs marked dimmable with a wall dimmer, and check the bulb and dimmer manufacturers' compatibility guidance. An older dimmer may not work reliably with LED lamps. Check its supported LED load and number of lamps; choosing a dimmable bulb alone does not guarantee compatibility.

Are E14 bulbs sold individually or in multipacks?

Check the product title, selected option and pack information before ordering. A basket quantity of one means one of the advertised units: for a four-pack, that is four bulbs. Compare both the pack price and the number of bulbs when choosing.

UK deliveryDelivery information ReturnsView our returns policy Customer supportWe’re here to help Customer reviewsRead customer feedback