The globe shape is defined by its spherical silhouette, and the G-number tells you exactly how wide that sphere is in millimetres. The G80, at 80mm, is a refined option that reads elegantly in smaller pendants and wall lights without dominating the fitting. The G95, at 95mm, is the most widely used globe in the Dulora range, balancing presence and proportion across a broad range of pendant fittings, table lamps, and exposed-socket applications. The G125, at 125mm, is the statement globe: generous in scale and suited to large pendant fittings, high-ceilinged spaces, and installations where the bulb is intended to be the focal point.
Finishes across the range include clear glass, which puts the LED filament on full display; porcelain and matte white, which diffuse the light for a softer, more even glow; and specialty finishes including gold crown and mirror crown, which add a decorative metalwork element to the globe itself. The Sunset Dim variants shift from 2700K at full brightness down to 1800K as you dim, mimicking the warm shift of a traditional incandescent at low output.
All 240V products are SAA certified and run in E27 sockets, with one Sunset Dim G125 also available in B22. All 240V models are dimmable and flicker-free. Select globes reach ultra-high colour accuracy; check the specification table on each product page for the exact CRI figure per SKU. Covered by up to three years warranty. Free metro delivery on orders over $99, free regional delivery over $199.
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Buying Guide
Which globe size do I need?
The G-number describes the diameter of the globe in millimetres, which affects both the visual scale of the bulb and how it reads in a fitting. The G80 at 80mm suits smaller pendant lights, ceiling lights with compact housings, wall lights, and table lamps where a larger globe would overpower the shade or fitting. The G95 at 95mm is the most versatile option, proportioned for standard pendant lights and ceiling lights, exposed-socket wall brackets, and table lamps where a defined presence is wanted without the drama of the G125. The G125 at 125mm is the statement choice, best suited to large pendant lights, ceiling lights in high-ceilinged rooms, and bare-bulb installations where the globe itself is part of the visual design. If you are unsure which size suits your fitting, check the product page for exact dimensions before ordering.
Which finish suits my space?
Clear glass puts the LED filament on full display, giving the most visible light point and the strongest decorative effect in bare-bulb applications. Porcelain and matte white finishes diffuse the light through the glass, producing a softer, more even glow that reduces glare and suits shaded fittings where a defined filament is not wanted. The gold crown and mirror crown finishes add a metallic decorative element at the top of the globe, suited to pendant clusters and chandelier-style installations where the bulb is visible from above as well as below.
Which colour temperature works best for globe bulbs?
Extra warm 2200K gives the deepest amber tone and suits dining rooms, living rooms, and any space where atmosphere takes priority over task lighting. Warm white 2700K is closer to classic incandescent output and works well across most residential and hospitality applications. Soft white 3000K is a neutral warm tone that suits spaces needing warmth with a degree of clarity, such as kitchens, reading areas, and commercial settings. The Sunset Dim variants cover the full journey from 2700K down to 1800K automatically as you dim, for spaces where mood matters across the full dimming range.
What does ultra-high colour accuracy mean for my space?
In spaces where colour matters, the quality of light determines whether fabrics, wall finishes, and decorative surfaces read as intended or appear subtly shifted in tone. Select globes in this collection reach ultra-high colour accuracy, which means the light renders colours closer to how they appear under natural conditions, making a visible difference in dining rooms, living rooms with considered palettes, and hospitality environments where appearance is part of the experience. In practical terms, skin tones look natural, paint colours appear as chosen, and textiles hold their true character. CRI ratings are listed in the specification table on each product page. Note that ultra-high CRI is not the same as full-spectrum lighting: it measures colour rendering accuracy, not whether the light contains every wavelength of the visible spectrum.
Can I dim these globe LED bulbs?
In dining rooms, living areas, and hospitality settings where the atmosphere changes across the evening, the ability to dim the light smoothly is one of the most practical decisions for a globe fitting. All 240V globe LED bulbs in this collection are dimmable, and all Dulora-supplied dimmers are trailing-edge, which is the correct specification for LED loads. The Sunset Dim variants go further still, shifting automatically from 2700K at full brightness down to 1800K as the globe is dimmed, delivering a rich warm-to-amber transition without a separate scene or switch. Check the product page to confirm dimmer compatibility for your specific globe and fitting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Globe LED Bulbs
- What wattage do Dulora's globe LED bulbs replace?
- The 7.2W and 7.8W globes replace a 40-75W incandescent depending on the model, and the 11W globes replace a 100W incandescent. Exact equivalent ratings are listed on each product page in the specification table.
- Are all globe LED bulbs dimmable?
- All 240V globe LED bulbs in this collection are dimmable and work with most incandescent and LED dimmers; all Dulora-sold dimmers are trailing-edge. Check the product page to confirm dimming compatibility for your specific globe.
- What is the CRI rating for these globes?
- CRI ratings vary across the range, with select globes reaching CRI97 and others rated at CRI95 or CRI90. CRI ratings are listed in the specification table on each product page. Note that a high CRI is not the same as full-spectrum lighting; high CRI means colours render accurately under the light, not that the light contains all wavelengths of the visible spectrum.
- What is the difference between G80, G95 and G125?
- G80, G95 and G125 refer to the diameter of the glass globe in millimetres: 80mm, 95mm and 125mm respectively. A larger G-number means a wider, more visually prominent globe. The diameter affects both how the bulb reads in a fitting and whether it will physically fit your shade or pendant, so always check the product page for exact dimensions before ordering.
Dimmable
CRI90+
600lm
In stock (100+ units)
