The reflector lamp has been around for a number of years and is still often used for spotlighting when a broader, softer spread of light is required.

Available in halogen and LED. All are E14 (small edison screw) base.

Dimmable LED soft filament R50 Reflector Lamp - 4 watt
340 Lumens
15000-hour lamp life
36º Beam angle - 2700k Soft warm white
Fully Dimmable

Pro HD Dimmable LED R50 Reflector Lamp (Radium) - 5.9 watt
345 Lumens
25000-hour lamp life
36º Beam angle - 2700k Soft warm white
Fully Dimmable

Non-Dimmable Budget LED R50 Reflector Lamp - 5 watt
450 Lumens
25000-hour lamp life
36º Beam angle - 6500k Daylight white
Not Dimmable

Tungsten R50 Reflector Lamp
440 lumens
2,000 Hour lamp life
35° Beam angle

Lamp Type	E14 (SES) Base Mains Lamp
Wiring Details	Not applicable

Hello can your R20 E14 50w lamp be used in my lava lamp?
I'm afraid it would probably give off too much heat. Larva Lamp bulbs tend to be around 25w

I have a glitter lamp (similar to lava lamp) which had a E14 R50 50watt bulb. I have purchased multiple replacement bulbs and have now realised most sold are LED bulbs and do not emit enough heat to make the glitter in the the lamp move. (I also moved up to 60watt LED and this also does not work). Will your Tungsten LR5040SESE14 Tungsten R50 Reflector Lamp - Dimmable work in this type of lamp? If not do you have any suggestions for an alternative? Many thanks
If your lava lamp can be used with a 40w lamp, this would be the winner.

Can I use LED lamps in the Flos Fuscia to prevent the heat emitted from E14 halogen?
Yes you can use an LED alternative to the R50 E14 base lamp.

E14 R50 Reflector Lamps - Halogen or LED

Great Lamps Which Perform Well in Older Fixtures

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