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maybe some fancy smart bulb you can adjust? Maybe a red one?
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after a very dim bulb that allows you to see, but not wake people
I use a B22d to Gu10 adapter, there's more choice of low output lamps in the Gu10 fitting
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It's going to depend on the lightshade and whether the bulb is frosted or similar but I'd say you want way lower than that, something like 20 lumens. (I'm assuming that by to see you mean not bump into furniture and things rather than read a book).
Search for "nightlight bulb" on Amazon or whatever and you'll get plenty of hits.
Or you can get stuff like this https://www.amazon.co.uk/Company-Grolight-Night-Light-Fitting/dp/B00V50LY3Q
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after a very dim bulb
Various colour options in B22d golf balls with 40-50lm output
https://www.bltdirect.com/led-light-bulbs?filterWattage=4046&filterCapBaseType=4598&filterShape=5231&count=5
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I'm after a very dim bulb that allows you to see, but not wake people, or babies, up.
I thought a 380lm 1800k bulb would work, but it's too bright.
Would this 170lm version be suitable?
Cheers.