Expert Bulb Replacement Professionals in Tulsa, OK

Choosing the right replacement light bulb can be daunting. Let our electrical service experts guide you in selecting the ideal bulb for your requirements. At Mr. Electric of Tulsa, our comprehensive skills and expertise address a wide array of electrical service needs, including outlet installations, electrical repairs, and landscape lighting. Bulb replacements are part of our dedication to outstanding work quality and customer satisfaction. Some of the most frequently used replacement bulbs for homes and businesses include the following:

Incandescent Light Bulb Replacements

This aging bulb type is the least energy-efficient option. Since 2012, the Department of Energy has mandated that incandescent bulbs must provide the same brightness with reduced energy consumption. Ideal for high-brightness task lighting, these bulbs are also compatible with regular dimmer switches to adjust their brightness. Incandescent bulb varieties include standard/general service, reflectorized, and xenon.

Halogen Light Bulb Replacements

Halogen bulbs offer double the efficiency of incandescent types. They provide bright white light, which makes them ideal for outdoor uses, such as stadium and security lighting. Indoor halogens are also compatible with dimmer switches.

Fluorescent Bulb Replacements

Fluorescent and compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are prevalent in commercial lighting. They use as little as 20% to 33% of the power required by incandescent bulbs while providing similar brightness and lasting ten times longer. To achieve energy efficiency, CFLs can replace outdated incandescent types in regular light fixtures. If using a dimmer, you must verify it's compatible with CFLs. Proper disposal of fluorescents is crucial, and care must be taken if they break because of the mercury these bulbs contain.

HID/Metal Halide Bulb Replacements

HID bulbs, or high-intensity discharge bulbs, are known for their durability, efficiency, and strong illumination. Except for metal halides, these bulbs lack attractive light colors and aren't suitable for dimmers. These bulbs are often found in industrial environments and warehouses.

LED Light Bulb Replacements

Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are the most energy-efficient bulbs available and have the longest lifespans. They use 75 percent less electricity compared to incandescent bulbs and have a lifespan that's 35 to 50 times longer. LED bulbs also last 20-25 times longer than standard halogens and eight to 10 times longer than typical CFLs. When using an LED bulb with a dimmer, make sure the dimmer is LED-compatible.

Can Light Bulb Replacements

Recessed lighting offers flexibility with bulb choices. A typical screw-base fixture can hold standard incandescent, halogen, LED, or fluorescent light bulbs. You can choose which bulb type fits your needs based on the room's lighting needs, considering the required brightness, energy usage, and whether dimmable lighting is necessary.

Track Lighting Bulb Replacements

Track lighting often uses multifaceted reflector bulbs, which can be halogen, fluorescent, or LED. The brightness and effectiveness of your track lighting depend on the type of bulb you choose for the fixture.

Porch Light Bulb Replacements

The porch serves as your home's first impression for guests. You can easily enhance its warmth and appeal in the evenings with stylish lighting and distinctive porch light bulbs. While vintage incandescent bulbs aren't the most energy-efficient, they offer a unique charm. Alternatively, soft-white outdoor LED bulbs provide a great option for porch lighting.

Electric Fire Bulb Replacements

An electric fireplace offers an easy method to generate a warm atmosphere in a space. Similar to other light fixtures, the bulb in an electric fireplace will require replacement over time. Typically, these fireplaces use 40-watt chandelier or candelabra E12 LED bulbs.

Ceiling Fan Light Bulb Replacements

Changing light bulbs in ceiling fans can range in complexity. Many fans accept standard screw base bulbs, enabling household and property owners to use incandescent, LED, or CFL options. Let us assist you in selecting the ideal bulb for your room's lighting requirements.