Domus LED Filament G45 CLR 4.2W Fancy Round Dim / B22

This Domus lamp is a 4.2 W clear LED filament fancy round — G45 shape, B22 bayonet, dimmable, in 2700 K or 6500 K.

⭐ G45 or C35 — the same lamp in two shapes, and they suit different fittings

• ⭐ A G45 is a small round bulb — the shape you want in an exposed pendant, a cage fitting, a bathroom-style row of bare lamps, or a modern multi-light where a candle would look period.
• ⭐ A C35 candle is tapered and belongs in chandeliers, candelabra and traditional wall brackets.
• ⭐ So the shape is a style decision, not a technical one — same wattage, same family, same base options.
• ⚠ One practical difference: ⭐ a 45 mm sphere is wider than a candle lamp, so in a tight shade or a close-spaced multi-arm fitting, check the clearance.

⭐ Clear shows the filament — which is the point, and the problem

• ⭐ This is the CLEAR version. ⭐ On a G45 the visible filament is the whole design — a small glass sphere with a glowing element in it is a deliberately bare, industrial-modern look.
• ⚠ And it glares. A bare filament is a tiny, very bright source. ⭐ At eye level or in a fitting you look up into, use the frosted version.
• ⭐ Clear where you look AT it; frosted where you look THROUGH it.
• ⭐ On an exposed-lamp fitting, clear is almost always right, because the lamp IS the fitting.

⚠ The round shape gives slightly less light than the candle

• ⛔ This listing records no lumen figure — ⚠ nor do 17 of its 18 relatives.
• ⭐ But its siblings with datasheets do, and they differ: the LF-G45 records 470 lm at 4.2 W; the LF-C35 candle records 500 lm at the same wattage.
• ⭐ So the round shape gives about 6% less — ⚠ a sibling reading, not this SKU's specification, and small enough not to decide anything.
• ⭐ Worth stating only because the family publishes nothing, and a buyer comparing two shapes at the same wattage would reasonably assume they are identical.
• ⭐ Both are around 110–120 lm/W, which is four times the “retro vintage” LRF filament range at 28–52. ⛔ Nothing in the catalogue draws that distinction.

⚠ 2700 K or 6500 K

• ⭐ 2700 K for anything domestic — warm and slightly amber, matching the look of the filament.
• ⚠ 6500 K on a clear filament lamp is a contradiction: an amber-looking element producing cold daylight-white light. ⭐ On an exposed-lamp fitting it is the most visible version of that mismatch.
• ⭐ It has uses — a workshop cage light, a commercial position where the look is secondary.

⛔ "Dim" is in the title and in no field

⚠ 7 of 7 Domus filament listings titled “Dim” record no dimmable field. ⭐ It is dimmable; ⚠ trailing-edge, and ⭐ several lamps dim far more smoothly than one at 4.2 W each. ⭐ On an exposed-lamp fitting dimming matters more than usual, because a bare filament at full output is the brightest thing in the room.

Where it works

• Exposed pendants and cage fittings — ⭐ where the lamp is the fitting.
• Rows of bare lamps over a bench or a mirror.
• Modern multi-light fittings where a candle would look period.
• ⚠ Not at eye level — ⭐ use the frosted G45.
• ⚠ Not in a tight shade without checking the 45 mm width.

Specifying it

4.2 W clear LED filament fancy round. G45 shape, 45 mm. B22 bayonet. 2700 K or 6500 K. Dimmable. 240 V. ⭐ G45 is a small sphere and C35 is a tapered candle — same wattage, same family, different fittings. ⛔ No lumen figure, CRI, lifespan, warranty or datasheet; the LF-G45 sibling records 470 lm against the LF-C35's 500 lm, so the round shape gives about 6% less. ⚠ Clear shows the filament and glares — use frosted at eye level. ⭐ This is a modern filament lamp; the "retro vintage" LRF range gives roughly a quarter the light per watt.

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