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Rowabi's LED bulbs are chosen to pair with our pendants, flush mounts, and sconces, so you can order the right bulb alongside your fixture.
Start with the base your fixture uses. E26 is the standard medium base for most pendants and ceiling lights, E12 is the smaller candelabra base found in chandeliers and some sconces, and G9 is a compact two-pin base used in many modern glass sconces. Then choose a color temperature: 2700K gives a warmer, cozier glow, while 3000K reads slightly crisper. For open shades where the bulb shows, a G125 globe or C35 filament bulb adds a decorative touch. Check each fixture's product page for its base type and maximum wattage.
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Frequently Ask Questions
Yes, and it's actually the better choice. A 100W-equivalent LED draws only 13–18W of actual power, staying well within the fixture's thermal and electrical limits. The key is matching the base type and checking the lumen output. Read our guide on whether you need a real 100W bulb or a 100W-equivalent LED for a pendant kit before purchasing.