Tubular LED Bulbs for Pendant and Exposed-Socket Fittings

The tubular globe is defined by its elongated cylindrical silhouette, narrower and more architectural than a standard GLS bulb. It reads differently in a fitting: where a round globe fills space, a tubular one draws a line, making it the natural choice for pendant clusters, wall brackets, and anywhere the bulb is seen rather than concealed.

Dulora's tubular range comes in three lengths. The compact T25 suits smaller pendants, wall lights, and fittings where a full-length tube would overpower the shade or bracket. The medium tube sits between the two and works well in open pendants and feature ceiling installations. The long tube is the statement option, best suited to high-ceilinged spaces, industrial-style pendants, and chandelier-style multi-bulb rigs where the length of the globe is visible and intentional.

Colour temperatures run from ultra warm 2000K through extra warm 2200K to warm white 2700K. CRI ratings vary across the range; check the specification table on each product page for the exact figure per SKU.

All products are 240V and SAA certified, running across E27, E14 and E12 sockets. All models are dimmable; most are also flicker-free. Covered by up to three years warranty. Free metro delivery on orders over $99, free regional delivery over $199.

Atmosphere, Illuminated.

Buying Guide

Which tube length do I need?

The compact T25 is the shortest option in the range, suited to wall lights, smaller pendants, and enclosed or semi-enclosed fittings where a long bulb would overwhelm the shade or bracket. The medium tube is the most versatile, working well in open pendants, kitchen islands, and feature ceiling applications where the globe is visible but not the dominant element. The long tube makes a deliberate statement: it suits high-ceilinged rooms, industrial-style pendants, and multi-globe chandelier rigs where the length of the bulb is as much a design feature as the light it produces. If you are unsure which length suits your fitting, check the product page for exact dimensions before ordering.

Which colour temperature suits the tubular range?

Ultra warm 2000K gives the deepest amber tone and suits spaces where atmosphere takes priority over task lighting: dining rooms, living rooms, restaurant tables, and bedroom pendants where a candlelit quality is the goal. Extra warm 2200K is a half-step warmer than a classic incandescent and works well in open pendants, kitchen islands, and feature wall lights where warmth is wanted without the depth of 2000K. Warm white 2700K is the closest to traditional incandescent output and suits spaces that need warmth but still require a degree of clarity, such as reading areas, hallways, and home offices.

Which socket do I need?

E27 is the large screw cap and covers the majority of tubular models in this collection, making it the most common choice for pendant fittings and wall brackets in Australia. E14 is the small screw cap, available on the compact T25 variant, suited to smaller pendants and wall lights where a full E27 fitting is not specified. E12 is the mini screw cap, also available on the compact tubular, suited to decorative fittings and chandelier-style applications. If you are unsure which socket your fitting uses, check the socket page on the site or look at your existing globe.

Why ultra-high colour accuracy matters for tubular bulbs?

Tubular globes are frequently used in exposed fittings where the bulb is fully visible, which makes the quality of the light they cast more noticeable than in a shaded application. In pendant clusters, bare-bulb wall brackets, and open industrial-style fittings, the light falls directly onto surrounding surfaces: timber, concrete, brick, and plaster all read differently depending on the accuracy of the source. A globe with ultra-high colour accuracy renders these materials the way they appear under natural light, rather than flattening or shifting their tone. Select tubular globes in this collection reach ultra-high colour accuracy. The exact rating for each model is listed in the specification table on each product page.

Can I dim the tubular LED bulbs?

All tubular LED bulbs in this collection are dimmable and work with most incandescent and LED dimmers. Dulora-sold dimmers are trailing-edge, which is the correct type for LED loads. In pendant clusters and exposed-socket fittings where the bulb is part of the visual design, dimming controls the atmosphere of the space as much as the light level. Smooth, flicker-free dimming is supported across the range; check the product page to confirm compatibility with your specific dimmer before installing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tubular LED Bulbs

• What wattage do Dulora's tubular LED bulbs replace?
• The 4W models replace a 25-40W incandescent and the 6.5W model replaces a 60W incandescent. Exact equivalent ratings are listed on each product page in the specification table.
• Are tubular LED bulbs dimmable?
• All tubular 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?
• Most tubular globes in this collection are rated CRI90, with one globe reaching CRI97. 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 a clear, matte, porcelain and amber tubular globe?
• Clear glass allows the LED filament to be fully visible, giving the most defined light point and the strongest visual of the LED spiral. Matte and porcelain finishes diffuse the light and soften the appearance of the globe, reducing glare in exposed fittings. Amber glass shifts the apparent colour temperature warmer, adding a deeper tonal quality suited to low-output atmospheric settings.