LED Candles - Create the Perfect Ambience

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LED technology provides you with LED Candles that have the effect of a candle but without the risk of flames. These lamps enhance the decorative and aesthetic appeal of luminaires, and illuminate rooms with elegant light. 

LED Candles
LED Candles


Delivering incandescent-like sparkling light effects, LED candle bulbs are ideal for general and decorative lighting in the hospitality industry, as well as in home environments. Dimmable LED candles drive further efficiencies, while helping to create the desired atmosphere. Mounted in full view in chandeliers, wall scones or modern luminaires, clear or frosted glass bulbs fit all existing fixtures. Drawing upon inputs from chandelier makers and designed to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the chandelier or luminaire, not only when lit but also when not, these lamps come in a classical slender shape with a unique, eye-catching lens design. They produce a beautiful sparkling warm light that delivers huge energy savings and minimizes maintenance cost. The flame-shaped candle lamps comes in a classical slender shape with a unique, eye-catching lens design that perfectly complements modern LED candles.

The ivory lamp bezel colour makes them an ideal match for existing luminaires or chandeliers. Philips MasterLED candles have a classic slender shape, with DiamondSpark effect, which ensures a breathtaking ambience. 


Novel Energy Lighting supplies top quality Philips and Megaman LED candles, with wattages that offer brightness equal to a 40W traditional candle. These produce quality brightness with much less heat.

Along with being safe, LED candles consume up to 80% less energy than conventional incandescent candle lamps.   

These candle lamps are durable and keep glowing for up to 20,000 hours, delivering ongoing energy and maintenance savings.

Visit Novel Energy Lighting for detailed information and accurate specs. Some examples of candles by top manufacturers include the 7W 2800K Dimmable LED Candle by Megaman and the Philips Master LED 6W Flame-Tip Dimmable Candle.
 

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