NEW DELHI: Orient Electric lists its Orismart WiFi LED bulb at 10W and 850 lumens, with colour and brightness adjustment through the Orient Smart App. The 16 million colour claim describes the range of selectable shades. It does not replace the brightness figure when deciding what the bulb can do in a living room or bedroom.
| Item | Official specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Orismart WiFi LED bulb |
| Wattage | 10W |
| Brightness | 850 lumens |
| Colour | RGB; 16 million colours |
| Control | Orient Smart App |
| Supply voltage | 220-240VAC |
| Displayed standard price | Rs 700, inclusive of taxes |
Price as of 8 November 2026, 04:43 IST. The brand page also displays separate festive quantity offers and an out-of-stock message. The Rs 700 figure above is the main product listing, without those promotional adjustments, and is not a delivery commitment.
Start with the job the lamp must do
Orismart combines a light source with app-based adjustment. Orient explicitly lists brightness adjustment, colour selection and mood settings. That makes it relevant where the same fitting is expected to provide ordinary illumination at one time and a different atmosphere later. The specification to keep in view is still the stated light output.
A bedroom corner used for winding down and a desk used for detailed work are different lighting tasks. A colour palette can change how a room feels, but it does not establish that a page or work surface is adequately lit. For this model, Orient supplies a lumen figure that is more directly relevant to illumination than the size of the colour library.
The product table identifies living rooms and bedrooms as room types. That is useful placement context rather than a promise that a single bulb will suit every such room. A shaded lamp, a central ceiling fitting and a wall fitting distribute light differently. Consider the fitting and the activity together before deciding what role Orismart should have.
Why 850 lumens needs careful reading
Orient lists 850 lumens without giving a separate brightness figure for every selectable colour. Do not assume the lamp provides that same output in all colour settings. The page establishes an overall brightness specification and RGB capability, but it does not provide a colour-by-colour performance table.
That distinction is particularly relevant if the bulb will be used as the main light in a multipurpose room. A setting chosen for atmosphere should be assessed separately from the setting used for reading. The practical test is whether the intended surface is comfortably illuminated, rather than whether an attractive colour appears in the app.
The published wattage is 10W. It identifies the listed model, but a wattage label alone is not a room-lighting plan. Nor does the page provide a measured electricity-bill saving for a household switching from its current fittings. That would depend on what is being replaced, the operating schedule and how the light is used.
Check the physical fitting as well as WiFi
The specification table describes a polycarbonate body, a weight of 75gm and an 80mm diameter. Those details matter when the bulb is intended for a decorative shade or a confined fitting. Check the space available and the supplied fitting instructions, rather than assuming that any existing lamp housing will accommodate it.
The page confirms WiFi capability and the Orient Smart App. It does not supply a complete network troubleshooting procedure in the visible product specifications. Keep the supplied instructions available during installation, and avoid copying reset sequences or network settings from an unrelated smart bulb simply because it looks similar.
For a separate brand's documented lighting range, our Orient I-Nex smart plug price list: Rs 1,345 to Rs 1,430 covers its own model distinctions. Our Philips Smart Wi-Fi Pro bulb: 9W, 10W and 12W explained also shows why wattage and fitting options belong alongside the headline price.
Keep the first installation manageable
Before making Orismart part of a wider household routine, check brightness adjustment and colour selection in the location where it will actually be used. Give the lamp a clear name in the app. A label tied to the room and fitting is easier for other household members to understand than a generic device name.
It also helps to explain the relationship between the app and the ordinary wall control to everyone who uses the room. Smart lighting adds another way to operate a familiar fixture. A household routine works better when people know which fitting the app controls and which settings are intended for everyday illumination.
Keep purchase records with the exact product name and wattage. Our Qubo smart bulb price list: Rs 599 to Rs 799 is a separate example of why a connected bulb's purchase and identity records remain useful after setup. For Orismart, the verified essentials are its 10W rating, 850-lumen listing and app-controlled RGB lighting.
Official source: Orient Electric Orismart WiFi LED bulb.
