Liquidleds 11W G125 LED Globe E27 Clear in Soft White

About this product

The larger globe, with the output to match spaces that demand both scale and brightness. The dimmable 11W G125 Globe LED Bulb E27 Clear replaces a traditional 100W incandescent, sending 1521 lumens of bright 3000K soft white light through a 125mm transparent glass sphere that fills open fixtures with warm, balanced illumination. Ultra-high colour accuracy ensures colours and textures are rendered naturally. Backed by a 3-year warranty.

The Clear Glass Effect

At 125mm in diameter, the clear glass envelope gives the LED filament array room to breathe. The filament pattern is fully visible and glows with warm, golden intensity at a scale that smaller globes cannot replicate, creating a genuine focal point in any open fixture. The 3000K soft white tone brings out detail and colour with a modern clarity, avoiding the heavy amber cast of lower colour temperatures while still feeling warm and inviting. At 100W-equivalent brightness, this globe carries enough output to serve as the main light source in a room, not just a decorative accent. Light spreads evenly from every angle, keeping the globe consistent whether viewed from the side, below, or across a table. When the light is off, the filament pattern remains visible through the clear glass, giving the oversized globe a warm, detailed look that holds its own in an open fitting. A compatible trailing-edge dimmer delivers smooth, flicker-free control across the full brightness range.

Where It Belongs

The 11W G125 Clear at 3000K is built for settings where scale, brightness, and design need to work together. In the home, it suits large pendant fittings above dining tables, stairwell installations, high-ceiling living room pendants, kitchen island features, and open-plan spaces where the globe needs to hold its own visually while genuinely lighting the room. In hospitality and commercial settings, it works well as a restaurant centrepiece pendant, hotel lobby feature lighting, large café interiors, gallery and event spaces, and architectural projects where a single oversized globe defines the character of the space.