Speciality Light Bulbs

Featuring the best speciality light bulbs in New Zealand

Types of speciality light bulbs

LED Filament Bulbs

Combine old-style incandescent looks with LED efficiency, ideal for spaces needing both vintage aesthetics and energy-saving benefits.

Coloured and Patterned Bulbs

Offer decorative lighting with various colours and designs, suitable for spaces where mood and thematic lighting are important, also providing LED energy efficiency.

Smart Bulbs

Offering advanced features such as remote control, dimming, and colour changing via apps or voice commands, smart bulbs are the pinnacle of convenience and customisation in lighting. They're a great fit for tech-savvy homes, modern offices, or any environment where flexibility and control over lighting are important.

High-Intensity Discharge (HID) Bulbs

Known for their powerful illumination, HID bulbs are commonly used in large-scale applications like industrial facilities, sports arenas, and public spaces. Their intense light output makes them suitable for situations where bright, wide-area lighting is necessary, such as in large warehouses or for outdoor security lighting.

Advantages of specialty light bulbs

Speciality light bulbs are energy-efficient, reducing electricity costs and environmental impact. They have a longer lifespan, cutting down on replacement and maintenance. These bulbs offer improved light quality with various colour temperatures and brightness levels, suitable for different needs. They cater to specific applications, such as full-spectrum bulbs for plants or UV bulbs for sterilisation. Many come with features like dimming, colour-changing, or smart technology integration, providing customisable lighting. Some types, like full-spectrum or blue light-reducing bulbs, can improve health and well-being by regulating sleep or enhancing mood. Their versatility makes them a practical choice for residential and commercial settings.

How to choose a specialty light bulb

To choose a specialty light bulb, first identify the purpose: mood lighting, plant growth, outdoor use, etc. Select the right colour temperature and brightness (lumens) for your needs. Look for energy-efficient bulbs to save on electricity. Ensure compatibility with your fixtures and consider if you need features like dimming or smart home integration. For damp areas or outdoor use, choose bulbs rated for those conditions. Consider longevity and replacement costs, as some specialty bulbs may have a higher initial cost but longer life.