My mirror requires a Model T bulb, 20 watt, 120 volt. Will these work? It's a Conair, dual-sided magnifying mirror (round), dark bronze from Costco.
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If the socket in your mirror use the small candelabra base that this is required by the bulb you should be just fine.
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It should work - my wife's mirror was also a Conair and the lamp works quite well!
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Hi, Nicholas! My wife has a mirror similar to yours, but I don't know if hers is a Conair or not. But our problem was the same as yours.... we have a label in ours stating 20 watt maximum bulb... we used the 25 watt bulb anyway and have had no problems. My wife's careful to avoid leaving the light on longer than she needs to, and we've noticed no problems at all with overheating. In fact, she's happier to have the little bit of extra light. I hope this helps... good luck...
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I have a costco mirror also, and had a devil of a time finding a bulb thst would fit. I ordered this bulb and it fit my mirror. It sounds like we have the same mirror.
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These bulbs cannot be found at our local stores such as Lowe's or Home Depot. I have searched locally and found no one that carries them. Both times I have ordered them off internet.They do work with no problem
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I am not sure, if the base is the same size and the bulb fits in once you replace the cover, it should work. The bulbs last quite awhile, as long as you don't drop one like I did.Order extra, I could not find any in any store.
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Not sure what a t bulb is. (Bayonet?). It looks better with a long tubular bulb. It's a full size screw thread & suggest lowest wattage you can get. There is a plastic covering on the inside of the shade & that can warp if you put too many watts in there. 60w would be too much. We have a 25w tube bulb in after noticing some darkening of the inside of the shade off a 40w bulb.
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This bulb has a single contact on the bottom for + and the side connects to the -. It also draws 1.44 watts so around .11 amps. It is a 12 volt bulb also. I surmise that it should work, but I cannot find the specs on your particular bulb.
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Yes, according to the manual for zenith model #sh-5597 it states" Use only T4 100W (max.), G8 tungsten halogenbi-pin 120 VAC lamps." Plus they are 2 pronged as outlined in your model.Link to your manual: http://heath-zenith.hcents.com/data/manuals/598-1162-01.pdfLight bulb specs: (see page 2) Picture of bulbs: (see page 1)This bulb is a 100 Watt Halogen T4 Light G8 Bulbs 120V and is 2-pronged, so it should work.You should be good to go.
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That is not about bulb but about the lamp, since these do not run off line current. The lamp must be rated for the 240, if so then it will properly process the line current for the bulb.
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Conair Double-Sided Illuminated Mirror 20 Watts Replacement Bulbs. Amazon sells them. http://www.amazon.com/Conair-Double-Sided-Illuminated-Mirror-Replacement/dp/B00C85KI5C
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The mirror comes with instructions that include how to replace the bulb. However, you have to take the mirror apart (remove some screws) to get to the bulb. The bulb is a 22W, daylight, T5 circular fluorescent bulb. Yes, this is an electric mirror that you plug in to an outlet.
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These bulbs work in 120v lamps and put off 25 watts of light. We used them in my wife's make-up mirror.The higher the wattage the brighter the light will be with incandescent bulbs.Hope this helps!
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I have never had to. I threw out the box too. I just looked at the label on the side of the mirror and it gives info on replacement bulb size. Does yours have the label on the side of the mirror? If not, let me know and I will get back to you. Good luck.
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I used a Sylvania 4W. 4C7/BL/4PK. UPC 4613513549 From my local KMart. The 15watt bulb it shipped with was too bright.
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A 40 watt worked for me -- and I like dim lights to preserve the rods in my eyes. So, you must have a dud if the bulb is tightly screwed and there isn't any packaging blocking the electrical connection. My lamp was packed in a messy kind of paper and I used compressed air to blow all the gunk out of the socket.
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The wattage and voltage are correct. The only question is if the bulbs will physically fit. I'll give you the dimensions on this bulb, and you can compare that to the existing bulb in your lamp. The glass part of the bulb is 20mm long & 10mm. The wires are about 5mm apart and 8mm long. The spacing of the wires is important, and will probably determine if the bulbs will work.
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Short 120v type J bulb - http://www.amazon.com/Bulbrite-Q100T3-120-Volt-Torchiere-100-Watt/dp/B0033E9NBC Puts off a little warmth.
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I used a 150 watt bulb without a issue. By the way, you can get this at Mennards for a lot less.
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not sure about model numbers. my conair has regular mirror on one side and a ten x on the other. it has about 5 different light settings. the bulbs work great.
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Kerry, I ordered another as back up and have yet to install the mirror. Bulb life obviously a factor of use not so much of calendar time which is why I bought the spare. I guess its one of those deals where I'll just find out with that first bulb, scold my wife and hope the second lasts longer. :-)
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The models I have bought are for 110VAC only you could use an adapter to reduce 230VAC to 110VAC or the company may also make them for 230VAC?? If you buy this unit the bulbs do not last very long and have to be replaced . I have bought cheap replacements and they have lasted 3 years verses company replacements sometimes less than 6 months. E mail if you need anything more Charles Chalfin timfl99@hotmail.com