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Two shapes for two jobs. BR30 is the wide-face flood that sits in a ceiling can. G25 is the round globe on a vanity bar.
Both use the standard E26 base.
800 lumens in a 120° beam, dimmable. From $18.99.
A frosted globe, 450 lumens from 5 watts. From $13.99.
Clear glass, 500 lumens, dimming to 10%. From $20.99.

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500 lumens5.5 wattsE26 baseDimmable
3 whites
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Six TJOY BR30 bulbs draw 54 watts. Six incandescent floods draw 390.
| TJOY LED BR30 | Incandescent BR30 flood | |
|---|---|---|
| Power | 9 watts | 65 watts |
| Six cans in a kitchen draw | 54 watts | 390 watts |
| Rated life | 15,000 hours | About 1,000 hours |
| Better choice when | The cans are on for hours and hard to reach | The can is on an old dimmer that you do not plan to change |
Incandescent life comes from the Department of Energy. Sources: DOE: LED Basics, read 3 October 2026.
BR stands for bulged reflector, and 30 is the width in eighths of an inch: 3.75 in. A BR30 fits 5 in. and 6 in. recessed cans.
A G25 is a globe 25 eighths of an inch across, about 3.1 in. It has a standard E26 base.