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Capsule Light Bulbs

Illuminate your space with a small yet powerful light. Commonly known as G9 or G4 bulbs, capsule lamps are compact light bulbs. These capsule-shaped lights feature integrated lamp bases and are ideal for display lighting, table lamps, and accent fixtures.

Check out our selection of halogen bulbs, LED bulbs, and low and high-voltage capsules from trusted brands like Integral LED and Bell Lighting. Discover a variety of bulbs for your needs.

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  1. Europa BA9LED1B White 24V IP55 10mm BA9 LED Capsule Special Offer 2 left at £1.67 £1.39
    £2.28 £1.90
  2. Europa BA9LED3B Green 24V IP55 10mm BA9 LED Capsule Special Offer 3 left at £1.39 £1.16
    £1.90 £1.58
  3. BELL Lighting 05645 1.5W 2700K LED G4 Capsule
    Regular Price £4.01 £3.34 Special Price £3.61 £3.01
  4. Integral LED ILG4NC005 1.5W 2700K G4 Non-Dimmable LED Light Bulb
    Pre-order for delivery after Wednesday 25th December
    £2.63 £2.19
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Big Impact, Small Package: The Power of Capsule Light Bulbs
Capsule lamps, also known as G4 or G9 bulbs, are compact yet versatile light sources, ideal for various lighting applications.

Understanding Capsule Light Bulbs:
Capsule lights provide a variety of benefits, including:

Compact Size: Discreet and space-saving design for tight-fitting fixtures.
Versatility: Suitable for task lighting, accent lighting, and decorative applications.
Variety of Options: Find capsule bulbs in various wattages, beam angles, and colour temperatures.
Long Lifespans (on many options): Minimise frequent bulb replacements for long-lasting performance.
Energy Efficiency (on many options): Reduce energy consumption while maintaining brightness.

Benefits of Using G4 or G9 Bulbs:
Space-Saving Lighting: Ideal for compact fixtures or areas with limited space.
Directional Lighting: Focused beam angles perfect for task lighting and accent lighting.
Variety for Any Mood: Choose from warm white to cool white colour temperatures to create the desired ambience.
Reduced Maintenance (on many options): Long lifespans minimise the need for frequent replacements.
Energy Savings (on many options): Contribute to a more sustainable lighting solution.

Popular Types of Capsule Light Bulbs:
G4 Capsule Bulbs: Smaller capsule bulbs with two pins, often used for decorative lighting.
G9 Capsule Bulbs: Slightly larger capsule bulbs with two pins, commonly used in task lighting and cabinet lighting.
Dimmable Capsule Lamps (on some options): Adjust brightness for added control over lighting ambience.
Warm White, Cool White & Daylight Colour Temperatures: Choose the colour temperature that best suits your needs.

Choosing the Right Capsule Bulb:
Selecting the ideal capsule light bulb requires considering several factors:

Fixture Compatibility: Ensure the capsule lamp's base type (G4 or G9) matches your light fixture.
Wattage: Choose a wattage that provides the desired level of brightness.
Beam Angle: Opt for a narrow beam for focused lighting or a wider beam for general illumination.
Colour Temperature: Select a warm white, cool white, or daylight colour temperature based on the desired ambience.
Dimmability (if desired): Choose dimmable capsule light bulbs for added control over light intensity (check compatibility with fixture and switch).

Additional Considerations:
Professional Installation (for some fixtures): For complex light fixtures or unfamiliar installations, consider consulting a qualified electrician.
Matching Transformers (for some bulbs): Certain capsule lights may require a compatible transformer for proper operation (check product specifications).

Conclusion:
Capsule lamps offer a powerful and versatile lighting solution in a compact package. Explore our extensive range of options, from G4 bulbs to dimmable capsule light bulbs, and discover the perfect lighting solution for your specific needs. Remember, consider fixture compatibility, wattage, beam angle, and colour temperature when making your selection.  For complex installations or transformer requirements, consult a qualified electrician.