GU4 MR11 LED Lamps

When choosing LED Lamps, it's essential to consider both brightness and colour temperature. Brightness is measured in lumens, not watts. More lumens mean a brighter light. For general home use, look for LED Lamps with around 800 lumens, equivalent to a traditional 60-watt bulb. Colour temperature, measured in Kelvin (K), affects the mood of your space. A lower Kelvin number (2700K-3000K) provides a warm, cosy glow ideal for living rooms and bedrooms, while higher numbers (4000K-5000K) offer a cool, energising light suitable for kitchens or workspaces.

Before purchasing LED Lamps, ensure they are compatible with your existing fixtures. Check the base type—common ones include E27 (screw base) and GU10 (twist-and-lock). It's also vital to consider the size and shape of the LED Lamps to make sure they fit well within your fixtures without sticking out or being too loose. If you plan to use them with dimmer switches, verify that the LED Lamps are dimmable to avoid flickering or damage.