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LED Lamps

LED Lamps

Upgrade your lighting with our energy-efficient LED Lamps, designed for every application. Choose from high-output LED Corn Lamps, long-lasting LED Light Tubes, focused LED AR111 and MR16 Lamps, compact MR11 and Capsule Lamps, or versatile PL-C and Reflector/Par Lamps. Each option delivers superior performance, reduced energy use, and extended lifespan. Ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial environments. Browse the full collection to find the perfect fit for your space. Order Your LED Lamps Today and Get a Free Delivery on Orders Over £50.

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At Lightshopdirect, our LED lamps category brings together a comprehensive range of high-quality LED lamp solutions for domestic, commercial and industrial settings. Below you’ll find information on how LED lamps work, how to choose the right one for your space, the common types and uses, the brands we carry (and why they’re reliable) and why you should choose Lightshopdirect for your LED lamp requirements.

What is an LED lamp and how does it work?

An LED lamp is a light source that uses light-emitting diodes (LEDs) instead of traditional filaments or gas-discharge mechanisms. In simple terms, when an electrical current passes through a microchip inside the diode, tiny light sources emit visible light. Because the light is generated by semiconductors rather than heating a filament, LED lamps are far more efficient, last significantly longer, and produce less waste heat. When buying LED lamps from our range you are investing in technology that will deliver light reliably, with low energy usage and minimal maintenance.

How do I choose the right LED lamp for my space?

  • Wattage / equivalent watts: Compare how many watts you’re replacing (e.g., a 60 W incandescent equivalent) and match to the LED lamp’s specifications.
  • Colour temperature: Warm white (e.g., ~2700 K) gives a cosy feel, cool white (~4000 K) or daylight (~6500 K) might suit commercial or task-spaces better.
  • Beam angle / shape: For general ambient light you may want a wide spread; for highlighting or accent you might want narrower beam reflectors.
  • Cap / base type: Ensure the lamp fits the existing fitting (E27, GU10, GU5.3, etc).
  • Dimmability & driver compatibility: If your space uses dimming controls, check the LED lamp is explicitly dimmable and compatible.
  • Location & environment: Indoor, outdoor, damp or wet areas may demand specified ratings (e.g., damp-rated, IP-rated).
  • Brand quality and lifespan: Choosing trusted brands ensures longer life and better performance.

By using these criteria you can navigate our LED lamps selection with confidence, and replace older lamps with modern, efficient equivalents tailored to your space.

What are the common uses of LED lamp types?

  • LED Corn Lamps: High lumen output; used in large open spaces, warehouses, workshops or external floodlight replacements.
  • LED Light Tubes: Ideal for replacing fluorescent tubes in cabinets, offices, garages and commercial fixtures where linear lighting is required.
  • LED AR111 Lamps: Retail, display lighting or architectural spotlighting where a high-intensity directional beam is needed.
  • LED MR11 Lamps: Small bi-pin lamps for accent lighting, display cabinets, hotels or hospitality applications.
  • LED PL-C Lamps: Compact fluorescent-type replacements used in troffers or ceiling fittings – now available in LED form.
  • LED Reflector / PAR Lamps: Downlights, recessed ceiling fittings, spotlighting or track lighting – good beam control and directionality.
  • LED 2D Lamps: Common in commercial or institutional settings replacing older 2D fluorescent lamps in ceiling panels.
  • LED Capsule Lamps: Very small lamps used in decorative fittings, chandeliers or compact fixtures where space is tight.
  • LED MR16 Lamps: Spotlights, display lighting, kitchens or hospitality where a narrow beam and compact size is essential.

By understanding the typical application for each lamp format, you can pick the right type from our range to suit the lighting task.

What LED lamp brands does Lightshopdirect sell and what are their advantages?

At Lightshopdirect we stock leading brands including Crompton, known for strong track-record and reliability; Sylvania, a global brand recognised for high-performance lamps; Bell Lighting, offering good value and quality products suitable for many applications; Integral, focused on LED technology and efficient lighting solutions; Osram, a premium brand emphasising long life, colour quality and performance; and Heathfield LED, offering reliable, competitively-priced LED lamps with proven performance.

The advantages of choosing from our selection include certified performance, long-rated lifetimes, low energy consumption, reduced maintenance costs, compatibility with many fittings and trusted service. By carrying multiple formats and reputable brands, you’ll find the right lamp for your needs with confidence.

Why Choose Lightshopdirect for Your LED Lamps?

  • Specialist lighting distributor: With over 23 years of trading in lighting, heating and ventilation, we have expertise and experience.
  • Breadth of range: Our LED lamps category covers all major formats (corn, tube, reflector, capsule, MR16, etc) making it easy to find the right solution.
  • Trusted brands: We stock only reputable manufacturers so you get quality and performance you can rely on.
  • UK-based service: Friendly support, UK delivery and straightforward returns.
  • Technical support: We serve both domestic and commercial clients, so you benefit from knowledgeable advice if you’re unsure which lamp to select.

Frequently Asked Questions

Typically yes, you match the cap/base type, approximate lumen output and colour temperature. However you must check for dimming compatibility, fitting size, beam angle and whether the existing fitting is suitable (especially if it has a built-in transformer or requires rewiring).
LED lamps typically offer many thousands of hours in life (often 20,000–50,000 hours or more) compared to incandescent bulbs (around 1,000 hours) or many fluorescent types.
No, Not all LED lamps are built for dimming or may not be compatible with older dimmer switches. Always check the product spec. If you’re replacing lamps in a dimmed circuit, choose one with explicit dimmability and check compatibility with your dimmer system.
Yes — common colour temperatures include warm white (2700K), neutral white (3000–3500K) and cool white (4000–6500K). Choose based on the mood/space.
Because LED lamps consume significantly less power for the same light output, you’ll see reduced electricity usage. In addition the longer lifespan means less frequent replacements and lower maintenance cost.
Yes, provided the lamp has the correct rating for the environment (for instance damp-rated, IP-rated). Always check the manufacturer’s specification. Fittings too must be rated appropriately.
Not necessarily. What matters is the lumen output (how much visible light the lamp produces) rather than simply wattage. LED technology is far more efficient, so a lower-wattage LED lamp can deliver equal or greater luminous output than a higher-wattage older lamp.
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