Standard & General Purpose

- A-Shape Bulbs: The traditional pear-shaped bulb (e.g., A19) used in table lamps and ceiling fixtures.
- T-Bulb (Tube Bulb): Cylindrical, curvy, or capsule-shaped LEDs, often used in smaller fixtures, downlights, and as bright alternatives to standard bulbs. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Decorative & Accent Lighting

- Candelabra (Flame) Bulbs: Designed to look like candle flames. Used in chandeliers, wall sconces, and decorative fixtures.
- Globe Bulbs: Round, spherical bulbs (e.g., G-Series) that emit light in all directions. Commonly used in bathroom vanities and pendant lights.
- Edison (Vintage) Bulbs: Feature visible, glowing filaments. Perfect for industrial-style lighting and visible fixtures. [1]

Directional & Task Lighting

- Reflector & Spotlight Bulbs: Include R, BR (Bulged Reflector), and PAR (Parabolic Aluminized Reflector) bulbs. Designed to focus light in a specific direction. Ideal for track lighting and highlighting artwork. [1]

Specialized Options

- Smart Bulbs: Internet-enabled LEDs that connect via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. They can be controlled via apps or voice assistants (like Alexa or Google) to adjust colors and brightness.
- Motion Sensor Bulbs: Contain built-in sensors to automatically turn on when movement is detected, often used for security or closets.
- Emergency Bulbs: Include a rechargeable battery so they stay lit during a power outage. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Common Base Types

Bulbs are also defined by the base that screws or locks into your fixture:

- B22: A push-and-twist (bayonet) base commonly used across homes in India and the UK.
- E26 / E27: Traditional screw-in (Edison) bases frequently used in the US and Europe. [1, 2, 3, 5]

Watt	0 Watt, 25 Watt, 40Watt, 60 Watt
Color	Beige, Calm blue, White, Wine red

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