
600 lumens5.5 wattsE12 baseDimmable
3 whites
$18.99from · $1.37 per bulb
Chandeliers, sconces and many ceiling fans take the small E12 screw base. Check that first: an E12 base is about half the width of a regular bulb base.
Then pick the glass. A flame tip suits a formal chandelier, a smooth B11 goes anywhere, and the slim T6 tube fits narrow sleeves.
600 lumens per bulb from 5.5 watts. From $18.99.
The B11 comes in five whites, from 2200K to 5000K. From $9.99.
The tube is 3.15 in. or 3.94 in. long. From $26.99.

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3 whites
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A 5-arm chandelier with TJOY LED bulbs draws 22.5 to 27.5 watts. With incandescent bulbs it draws 200 to 300.
| TJOY LED candelabra bulb | Incandescent candelabra bulb | |
|---|---|---|
| Power per bulb | 4.5 to 5.5 watts | 40 to 60 watts |
| A 5-arm chandelier draws | 22.5 to 27.5 watts | 200 to 300 watts |
| Rated life | 15,000 hours on the T6 line | About 1,000 hours |
| Better choice when | The chandelier has many arms and is hard to reach | The fixture is on an old dimmer that flickers with every LED you try |
Incandescent life comes from the Department of Energy. Sources: DOE: LED Basics, read 3 October 2026.
Measure the metal screw base of the old bulb. E12 is 12 mm across. A standard E26 base is 26 mm, more than twice as wide.
Both are 11 eighths of an inch wide. B11 has a smooth torpedo tip, and CA11 has a bent tip shaped like a flame.