The GLS globe is the most used light source in the New Zealand home, and Dulora's range is the most complete version of it available. Covering standard A60 globe forms in E27 globe E27 LED Light Globes and bayonet cap globe B22 B22 LED Light Globes bases, the collection spans wattages from 3W through to 11W across Extra Warm 2200K, Warm White 2700K, Soft White 3000K, and Natural White 4000K.
Select models reach CRI 97+ for near-perfect colour rendering, while the full range maintains CRI 90 to 97+ across the 240V dimmable core range. Dimming is smooth from 1 to 100 per cent with the DimEzy range LED Light Dimmers, with no flicker or buzz across the full dimming curve.
Mirror Crown and Gold Crown variants add a reflective finish for exposed-globe fittings where glare control matters. For help matching your GLS globe to a specific room, see Bedroom Lighting, Living Room Lighting, and Kitchen Lighting.
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How to Choose the Right GLS Globe for Your Home
Which base type do I need for a GLS globe?
The two base types used in New Zealand GLS fittings are E27 Edison screw and B22 bayonet cap, and the globe must match your socket exactly. E27 is the standard Edison screw at 27mm diameter, the most common fitting in modern New Zealand homes, and used in the majority of pendant lights, floor lamps, and table lamps. B22 is the bayonet cap, the traditional British-style push-and-turn connection that remains common in older New Zealand properties and many ceiling pendants.
If you're not sure which you have, pull out the existing globe and check the base markings. Getting it wrong means the globe won't fit, and the two connections look similar enough that it's worth confirming. For dedicated browsing by base, see E27 LED Light Globes and B22 LED Light Globes.
What colour temperature suits a GLS globe?
The right colour temperature depends on how the room is used and what atmosphere you're after. Extra Warm 2200K is the deepest and most amber, suited to dining rooms and living spaces where evening atmosphere is the priority. Warm White 2700K is the most versatile and the most widely used in New Zealand homes: warm enough for living areas and bedrooms, practical enough for use at full brightness. Soft White 3000K sits between warm and cool, making it a strong choice for kitchens and bathrooms where clarity and warmth are both needed. Natural White 4000K is the crispest option, suited to home offices, garages, and utility spaces where colour accuracy and task performance matter more than atmosphere.
For a room-by-room guide to colour temperature decisions, see The Complete Guide to LED Colour Temperature.
What wattage do I need to replace a halogen or incandescent GLS?
LED GLS globes use significantly less power than the incandescent or halogen globes they replace, which means the wattage numbers don't correspond directly. A 6.5W to 7.5W Dulora GLS globe replaces a 60W incandescent, and an 11W model replaces a 100W incandescent, with equivalent or greater lumen output in both cases.
The practical approach is to match on lumens rather than watts. A standard 60W incandescent produced around 800 lumens; if you want the same brightness from a Dulora globe, look for a model in the 700 to 800 lumen range. For living rooms and dining spaces where you're likely to dim the light, slightly more lumens at full brightness gives you a better range of moods through the dimmer curve.
Do GLS globes work with a dimmer switch?
Dulora's dimmable GLS globes are compatible with trailing-edge LED dimmers including Dulora's own DimEzy range LED Light Dimmers, and dim smoothly from 1 to 100 per cent without flicker, buzz, or dropout at the low end. Non-dimmable GLS models are also available in the range for fittings on fixed circuits.
If you're installing or replacing a dimmer, use a trailing-edge (leading-edge dimmers are not recommended for LED loads and can cause buzzing or flickering). The DimEzy range is tested and confirmed compatible with the full Dulora GLS range.
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Frequently Asked Questions: GLS Globes
- What is a GLS globe?
- GLS stands for General Lamp Shape, the standard A60 round globe form used in most New Zealand home lighting. It's the globe that appears in pendant lights, floor lamps, table lamps, and bedside fittings across virtually every room in the house. Dulora's GLS range covers E27 and B22 bases across wattages from 3W to 11W.
- What CRI rating do Dulora GLS globes have?
- Dulora GLS globes are built to CRI 90 to 97+ across the 240V dimmable range, with select premium models reaching CRI 97+ for near-perfect colour rendering. At the CRI 90 floor, warm tones and colours appear natural and accurate compared to standard CRI 80 globes; at the premium end, the rendering is essentially indistinguishable from natural daylight.
- Do Dulora GLS globes work with a dimmer?
- Yes. All dimmable models dim from 1 to 100 per cent without flicker or buzz when paired with a compatible trailing-edge LED dimmer. Dulora's own DimEzy range is confirmed compatible. See the full range at the LED Light Dimmers collection page.
- Are Dulora GLS globes certified for New Zealand?
- Yes. All Dulora GLS globes carry AS/NZS certification for New Zealand mains voltage (240V) and are covered by a three-year product warranty.
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