LED bulbs E14

Small thread Edison is one of the most used standardized threading around the world, and therefore with him to this day can be found in most various chandeliers, lamps and other lighting fixtures. LED bulbs threaded E14 are often designed in the classic appearance of tungsten bulbs, allowing direct exchange of the new technology without sacrificing the look of the entire luminaire.

Thread E14 bears its label since 1881, when Thomas Alva Edison equipted this bulb. Therefore, it indicates a large E, followed by the numeral thread diameter in millimeters. This is called a thread fillet (no sharp edges) since the profile is composed of circular arcs.

The main advantages of LED light sources are primarily energy-saving, moving around a 90 % reduction in electrical power consumption while maintaining the same, if not greater space and lighting compared to incandescent bulbs last much longer, which means the absence of frequent exchanges of resources. Finally, the advantage of emitting type light that does not emit or IR (infrared) or UV (ultraviolet) rays, which implies that amortise lights illuminate the object and does not attract flying insects. A major advantage is much greater mechanical resistance, as banks are made of plastic, not glass.