Technical Qs

Want to know if our lights are suitable for dimmers, which bulbs you should use or what Kelvin means? We answer your technical questions.

Are your lights dimmable?

Quick Answer...This information varies by product and is available on the individual product's page. If you can't spot it, we are always here to help. Please email us at [email protected]. Learn more...We understand the significance of creating the ri

Are your lights bathroom suitable?

Quick Answer...This information varies by product and is available on the individual product's page. If you can't spot it, we are always here to help. Please email us at [email protected] IP44 rated lights should only be used in wet zones 1 an

Are your lights shower suitable?

Quick Answer...This information varies by product and is available on the individual product's page. If you can't spot it, we are always here to help. Please email us at [email protected] IP44 rated lights should only be used in wet zones 1 an

Are your lights outdoor suitable?

Quick Answer...This information varies by product and is available on the individual product's page. If you can't spot it, we are always here to help. Please email us at [email protected] IP44 rated lights can be used outdoors. However, for us

Are your lights class 1 or 2?

Do your lights use 2 or 3 core wire?

Which bulb should I use?

Quick Answer...This information varies by product and is available on the individual product's page. If you can't spot it, we are always here to help. Please email us at [email protected] lights that do not come with bulbs, you will need to purcha

Are your bulbs LED?

Quick Answer...Yes. All houseof integrated and retro-fit bulbs are LEDs. Learn more...To learn more about Light Emitting Diodes check out our essential guide to LEDs. Illuminating support...Beyond LEDs, understanding the broader aspects of lighting d

Are your bulbs dimmable?

Do your bulbs emit a warm or cool light?

Quick Answer...All bulbs offered by houseof.com emit a "warm white" light, specifically around 3000 Kelvins, providing a cozy and inviting atmosphere to any space. Learn more...To learn more about colour temperature check out our essential guide to K

Do your bulbs change colour?

Quick Answer...Not currently. Although, compatible, retro-fit colour-changing bulbs are available from other retailers for our lights. Learn more...While our current selection focuses on providing high-quality, energy-efficient lighting solutions, we

What does "equivalent wattage" mean?

Quick Answer..."Equivalent wattage" refers to the comparison of brightness between LED bulbs and traditional incandescent bulbs. For instance, if a bulb is described as a "60-watt LED equivalent," it means the LED bulb provides the same level of brig

What does "IP44 rated" mean?

Quick Answer...An "IP44 rating" on a product indicates that it is protected against water splashes from all directions, ensuring that both the bulb and electrical components are sealed and safe from water ingress. This rating is particularly relevant

What does "LED" mean?

Quick Answer..."LED" stands for Light Emitting Diode, representing a highly efficient lighting technology that has become a leading choice for sustainable and cost-effective lighting, swiftly taking over from traditional incandescent and fluorescent

What does "Kelvin" mean?

Quick Answer..."Kelvin" is a unit of measurement used to describe the colour temperature of light, indicating the hue emitted by a light source. In the context of lighting, a higher Kelvin value corresponds to a cooler, bluer light, while a lower Kel

What does "Lumen" mean?

Quick Answer..."Lumens" measure the total amount of visible light emitted by a source, indicating its brightness. The higher the lumen count, the brighter the light. This unit of measurement helps you choose lighting solutions that provide the desire