The shape most people picture when they think of an Edison bulb is the ST64: a straight tubular globe with a teardrop silhouette, measuring 64 millimetres at its widest point. It is the shape Thomas Edison's original carbon-filament lamps made famous, and the one that launched the vintage lighting revival. Dulora's ST64 LED range captures that same aesthetic with a modern LED spiral inside, reading beautifully in pendant fittings, restaurant booths, and anywhere a bare globe is part of the design rather than hidden behind a shade.
Colour temperatures run from ultra warm 2000K through extra warm 2200K to warm white 2700K, covering the full amber-to-incandescent range that suits the Edison aesthetic. A Sunset Dim option shifts from 2700K down to 1800K as you lower your dimmer, mimicking the natural warmth shift of a classic incandescent at low output. CRI ratings vary across the range, with select globes achieving ultra-high colour accuracy; check the specification table on each product page for the exact figure for each SKU.
The 240V range is compatible with E27 and B22 sockets. Low-voltage variants are available for 24V DC systems, suited to off-grid, marine, and caravan installations. All 240V products are SAA-certified and covered by a warranty of up to 3 years. Free metro delivery on orders over $99, free regional delivery over $199.
Atmosphere, Illuminated.
Buying Guide
Which colour temperature suits your space?
The Edison ST64 collection runs warmer than most LED ranges, which suits spaces designed for relaxed, atmospheric lighting. Ultra warm 2000K is the deepest option, ideal for bedroom reading lamps, restaurant tables, or living rooms where you want a candlelit quality without an actual candle. Extra warm 2200K sits a half-step warmer than classic incandescent and reads beautifully in open pendants and kitchen islands. Warm white 2700K is closer to traditional incandescent territory and works well in dining rooms and living spaces where you want warmth without the deep amber of the 2000K range. The Sunset Dim variant gives you the full 2700K-to-1800K journey on a single bulb, shifting automatically as you dim.
Do I need E27 or B22?
E27 is the large screw cap and the most common socket for pendant fittings and statement globes in Australia. B22 is the large bayonet cap, equally common in older Australian homes and many pendant fittings. Both are available across the ST64 range. If you are unsure which socket your fitting uses, check the socket page on the site or look at your existing globe. The socket diameter is 27mm for E27 and 22mm for B22, so measuring your current fitting is the quickest way to confirm.
Are these bulbs suitable for low-voltage systems?
One product in this collection is designed for low-voltage use: the 6W 24V DC ST64 variant, suited to off-grid, marine, and caravan applications where a 240V supply is not available. All other products in this collection are 240V and should only be used on a standard Australian mains circuit. The 24V DC variant is not compatible with 240V dimmer systems; check the product page for compatible dimming options if you are running a 24V DC system. For all other products, standard incandescent and LED dimmers apply.
Does colour accuracy matter for Edison bulbs?
Most Edison ST64 installations are chosen for atmosphere first, which makes colour accuracy easy to overlook. But the quality of the light matters as much as the warmth of it. A globe with ultra-high CRI renders timber joinery, brick, concrete, and aged finishes the way they look under natural light, rather than flattening them. In pendant clusters, restaurant booths, and dining rooms where the fitting and the surfaces around it are part of the design, this makes a genuine difference to how the space reads. Select ST64 globes in this collection reach ultra-high CRI; the exact rating for each model is listed in the specification table on each product page.
Can I dim these Edison ST64 globes?
Every ST64 model in this range is dimmable and compatible with the majority of incandescent and LED dimmers. Dimmers supplied by Dulora are trailing-edge, which is the proper specification for LED loads. The Sunset Dim ST64 variant goes a step further, automatically shifting from 2700K at maximum output down to 1800K as it is dimmed, replicating the cozy glow of a classic incandescent bulb at low light levels. For pendant fittings and exposed-bulb features where ambience is key, the Sunset Dim offers a clear upgrade over the standard ST64 options. Please consult the product page to verify compatibility with your existing dimmer switch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Edison Bulbs
- What wattage do Dulora's Edison ST64 bulbs replace?
- The 4W and 4.2W globes replace a 25-40W incandescent, and the 7.2W globe replaces a 60W incandescent. Exact equivalent ratings are listed on each product page in the specification table.
- Can I dim these Edison bulbs?
- All ST64 products 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 Sunset Dim option?
- The Sunset Dim ST64 is a dim-to-warm globe that shifts from 2700K at full brightness down to 1800K as you lower your dimmer, mimicking the natural warmth shift of a traditional incandescent at low output. It suits spaces where a full-range atmosphere is part of the design, such as dining rooms, bedrooms, and hospitality settings.
Non-dim
CRI80+
125lm
In stock (100+ units)
