Luxrite
Luxrite LR21638 B11 LED standard bulb 7W 800LM 5000K
A 7 W candelabra LED bulb delivering 800 lm at 5000 K with a 10 000-hour life and dimmer compatibility
- TypeLight Bulbs
- ColorTransparent
- Bright white 5000K light for clear visibility
- 800 lumens output matches 100W incandescent brightness
- 7W LED consumption cuts energy use significantly
- Dimmable design lets you adjust light levels
- 10000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
Luxrite LR21638 B11 LED Bulb 7W 800LM
This Luxrite LR21638 B11 LED standard bulb consumes 7W and delivers 800 lumens at 5000K bright white. It features a clear glass lens with exposed LED filaments and an E12 candelabra base. The vintage Edison style suits decorative fixtures such as chandeliers, ceiling fans, sconces, post lights and lanterns. It is sold new in a six-pack configuration.
Suits dimmable decorative fixtures not high-output
The bulb works with lighting dimmers so you can control the amount of light for any situation. It is designed for ambient and accent lighting in residential or office settings. Buyers needing higher lumen output for task lighting or non-dimmable circuits should look at alternative products. The transparent finish and filament look complement exposed-bulb aesthetics.
800 lumens 10000-hour life 100W equivalent
At 800 lumens the bulb brightens a space and eliminates dark areas not typically seen with chandelier bulbs. The 10,000-hour lifetime means each candle bulb lasts 6 times longer than traditional incandescent candle bulbs. You get continuous light with no interruptions for roughly 9 years of typical use. It replaces a 100W incandescent while using only 7W.
Highlights
- Bright white 5000K light for clear visibility
- 800 lumens output matches 100W incandescent brightness
- 7W LED consumption cuts energy use significantly
- Dimmable design lets you adjust light levels
- 10000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
Specifications
| Brand | LUXRITE |
|---|---|
| Type | Light Bulbs |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does this B11 LED bulb need an E12 candelabra socket to work?
Yes, it has an E12 candelabra base, so it requires a fixture with an E12 socket.
Can I use these 7 W bulbs in a chandelier that currently takes 100 W incandescent candles?
Each bulb is rated as a 100 W equivalent, so it provides similar brightness while drawing only 7 W.
How can I confirm the bulb is performing correctly after installing it?
It should emit 800 lumens at 5000 K bright white, be fully dimmable, and reach its 10,000-hour rated life.
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