A bare LED bulb throws a hard point of light, and in a bedroom, hallway or open shade, that glare is the first thing you notice. Frost fixes that. The finish scatters light across the bulb's entire surface, so the filament disappears and the glow spreads evenly through the room.
This collection brings together Dulora's frosted GLS, candle, fancy round and G9 bulbs. GLS bulbs suit general fittings and table lamps, while candles and fancy rounds are the small decorative shapes for chandeliers, wall lights and bedside lamps. Bases run across B15, B22, E12, E14, E27 and G9, and colour temperatures from 2200K extra warm for bedrooms and lounges, through 2700K warm white and 3000K soft white for everyday rooms, to 4000K natural white for work areas.
Every 240V mains bulb offers high colour accuracy, is SAA certified and dimmable with most incandescent and LED dimmers, and carries up to three years' warranty. Most are flicker-free, and each product page confirms it.
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Buying Guide
How do I find the right shape and base for my fitting
Start with the base, because it decides what will physically fit, and it is usually printed on the cap of the old bulb. E27 is the standard screw in most lamps and pendants, E14 and E12 are the smaller screws used in compact decorative fittings, B22 is the standard bayonet and B15 is the small bayonet, and G9 is a pin-based capsule. Once you know the base, choose the shape based on where the bulb sits. GLS suits shaded fittings and table lamps, candles suit chandeliers and wall lights, and fancy rounds suit open fittings where the round bulb is on show.
Why choose frost over clear glass
Frost scatters the light, so a frosted bulb glows evenly instead of throwing a bright point, and the filament disappears. That makes it the comfortable choice for bedside lamps, hallways and wall lights, and for any fitting where the bulb sits at eye level. Clear glass shows the filament and gives more sparkle, which suits open pendants where the bulb is part of the look. The trade is that frost gives up some of that sparkle for softness, so choose it where comfort matters more than display.
Which colour temperature suits a frosted bulb
Most of this range is 2700K warm white, which suits living rooms, bedrooms and most fittings. Choose 2200K extra warm where you want a deeper, candle-like glow, such as bedside lamps and lounge corners. 3000K soft white is a little crisper, so it suits hallways, dining areas and kitchens. The 11W GLS in 4000K natural white is the one cool option, suited to home offices and laundries. The 3W G9 comes in 2200K, 2700K and 3000K, so check which variant you have selected before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frosted LED Bulbs
- Are Dulora Frost LED bulbs SAA certified?
- All 240V mains bulbs in this collection are SAA certified. Certification details are listed on each product page.
- Do these bulbs come with a warranty?
- Yes. Dulora Frost LED bulbs carry a 3-year warranty, depending on the product. The exact warranty term for each bulb is listed on its product page.
- Are these bulbs dimmable?
- Every 240V mains bulb in this collection is dimmable and works with most incandescent and LED dimmers. Dulora recommends trailing-edge dimmers for the smoothest result. Check the product page for your specific bulb before pairing it with a dimmer.
- What CRI rating do these bulbs have?
- The 240V mains bulbs in this collection are CRI90, which Dulora describes as high colour accuracy. The exact rating for each SKU is listed in the specification table on the product page. High colour accuracy is not the same as full-spectrum lighting.
- Do Dulora offer free shipping on frost bulbs?
- Yes. Free metro delivery applies to orders over $99, and free regional delivery applies to orders over $199.
- Are these bulbs flicker-free?
- Most Dulora frost LED bulbs are flicker-free, showing no flicker visible to the naked eye at full brightness. Dimmable models also dim without flicker on a compatible trailing-edge dimmer, and each product page confirms flicker-free status.