2700K–3000K
Warm White
A softer, warmer appearance designed to create a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.
Search products by name, brand, SKU or barcode, or find Whitehouse buying guides and help pages.
Choose the right light
Colour temperature changes how a room feels. Brightness is measured in lumens, while watts tell you how much power the lamp uses.
2700K–3000K
A softer, warmer appearance designed to create a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.
4000K
A balanced white light that keeps colours clear without feeling excessively warm or blue.
6000K–6500K
A crisp, cooler white appearance suited to visibility-focused spaces and detailed tasks.
Brightness made simple
Lumens measure visible light output. Watts measure power use. Efficient LEDs can produce the same brightness using different wattages, so always use the product's lumen specification as the primary guide.
Wattage ranges are guidance for common A-type general-purpose LED lamps and will vary by lamp design and efficiency. Always check the exact product specification, fitting type, dimensions and dimmer compatibility before purchase.
WHITEHOUSE KNOWLEDGE HUB
Practical lighting, electrical and solar advice, buying guides and product insights to help you make confident decisions for your home, business or project.
Good outdoor lighting is not the brightest fitting you can buy. It puts enough light on entrances, paths, steps and faces while controlling glare and spill into neighbours or the night sky. Choose the fitting by location, ingress protection, beam direction,...
Read the guide
A changeover device selects which source is connected to an installation or selected loads. A manual changeover requires a person to swit...
Read guide
Single-phase and three-phase supplies are different ways of delivering AC power. South Africa’s current NRS 048-2:2025 standard states 23...
Read guide
Do not replace a circuit breaker by matching amperage alone. Rail type, breaker width, escutcheon height, number of poles, voltage, inter...
Read guide