E14 LED Spotlight Bulb 3W — Warm or Cool White, Directional Output
A 3W E14 spotlight-style LED bulb available in warm white (2700–3000K) or cool white (6000K), designed for directional or accent lighting in E14 fittings. Integrated LED — no bulb to buy. Voltage: 220–240V standard mains.
Technical specifications
| Light source | Integrated LED — fixed, non-replaceable |
| Base / Socket | E14 (small Edison screw) |
| Wattage | 3W |
| Luminous flux | ~250 lm |
| Colour temperature | Warm white 2700–3000K / Cool white 6000K |
| Voltage | 220–240V (standard mains) |
| IP rating | IP20 — indoor use only |
| Rated lifespan | 10,000 hours |
| Certifications | CE, RoHS, CCC |
| Connection | E14 screw fitting — direct replacement |
E14 Spotlight LED — Focused light, two colour options, accent use
Where most E14 bulbs are designed to diffuse light in all directions, a spotlight format concentrates output into a tighter beam — making it more effective for accent lighting, display shelving, picture lights, or any fitting where you want the light to land somewhere specific rather than fill a room. At 3W and approximately 250 lm, this bulb is not a primary room light; it is a precision tool for layered lighting schemes. The choice between warm white (2700–3000K) and cool white (6000K) is significant here: warm white at 2700K renders colours with a golden cast that flatters wood, textiles, and artwork; cool white at 6000K is closer to daylight and better suited to task-focused or retail-style display lighting where colour accuracy and crispness matter more than atmosphere. The colour temperature is fixed at purchase and cannot be changed after installation. This bulb is not dimmable.
This bulb screws directly into any standard E14 socket and is a straightforward replacement for older halogen or incandescent spotlight bulbs in the same base. At 10,000 rated hours, it will last approximately seven years at four hours of daily use. For advice on building a layered lighting scheme with accent and ambient sources, see our interior lighting tips or browse the full LED bulbs collection.
Common questions
What is the beam angle of this spotlight bulb?
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The exact beam angle is not specified by the manufacturer for this model. As a spotlight-style bulb, the output is more directional than a standard globe or candle bulb, but it is not a narrow-spot format like a GU10. If a precise beam angle is critical for your application — for example, in a display case or picture light — we recommend checking the product images or contacting us before ordering.
When should I choose cool white over warm white for accent lighting?
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Warm white (2700–3000K) is the default choice for most home interiors — it flatters skin tones, wood finishes, and warm-coloured textiles. Cool white (6000K) is better suited to spaces where you want a sharper, more clinical look: retail displays, home offices, kitchens, or anywhere you are highlighting objects where colour accuracy and contrast matter more than warmth. Avoid mixing the two in the same visible zone — the difference in tone is immediately noticeable and creates visual inconsistency.
Can I use this bulb to replace a halogen E14 spotlight?
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Yes — this bulb uses a standard E14 base and operates at 220–240V, making it a direct replacement for E14 halogen spotlight bulbs. Note that at 3W it produces significantly less heat than a halogen equivalent, which is an advantage in enclosed or tight fittings. The light output (~250 lm) is lower than a typical 20–35W halogen, so if you need to match the brightness of a halogen, check the lumen output of your existing bulb before switching.
Is this bulb dimmable?
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No — this bulb is not dimmable. Using it on a dimmer circuit may cause flickering, buzzing, or premature failure. If dimming is required for your accent lighting setup, please check our LED bulbs range for dimmable E14 options.
Is 3W enough for a display shelf or picture light?
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For a single object on a shelf or a small framed print, yes — 3W at ~250 lm is sufficient to create a visible accent effect, particularly in a room with controlled ambient light levels. For larger artworks, wide shelving units, or brightly lit rooms where the accent needs to compete with ambient light, you may need a higher-lumen bulb or multiple light points. Accent lighting works best when the ambient light level is kept lower to allow the accent to stand out.
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