Can I use these to replace the halogen 50 watt / G8.6 base bulbs that are in the fixture to light my driveway?
323021
I've never heard of a G8.6 base. You might want to match the existing bulb pins to G8 base pins at a hardware store before purchasing. Or call your local hardware store and see if they can provide an answer.
323022
I think you would want these Anyray® A1700Y (12-Pack) 20 Watt G8 20W 120v Halogen Light bulb GY8.6 T4 JCD Type 110v 120v 130v 20Watt Size Less Than&lt; 35mm Long
323023
I think you would want these http://www.amazon.com/Anyray%C2%AE-A1700Y-12-Pack-Halogen-20Watt/dp/7806226249/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
1457552
The base on these is much smaller than your typical 60 watt bulb. I bought them for a chandelier and that's all they fit.
20056
Yes you can. I have standard 60 watt bulbs in mine. They give off more mood lighting. They look great!
1859076
Yes, any LED bulb with a medium base can be used with this fixture. There is not a glass globe with this fixture so the recommended bulb is a round bulb called a G40. Although you can use a regular shaped bulb, try to find an LED G40 bulb for the best look.
774263
hello ,,i have low voltage landscape lighting, the current bulb it uses is a 30 watt halogen t3/g4 basei,m looking to use a led bulb,can you supplly me with a part # from youre company,,,thanks
285467
yes, but you will need to rewire them and remove the ballast. Also to be on the safe side order the new connectors with them. These bulbs are only powered from one end. Make sure to get the bright and not the warm if want a good amount of light. I am very happy with mine but had to return my first order and get the brighter one directly from the vender.
719088
I would not use it if it was a different wattage. Many of my bulbs have burned out over the years (I keep these lights up in my backyard year-round). I have found that if I keep an eye out for the strings of them on sale at HomeDepot, Fred Meyer, etc., that it's just easiest to buy replacement strings and use the bulbs from those to replace the ones that break/burn out.
1371732
Yes. They're regular light bulbs and can be used in appropriate light fixtures. Just ensure that your fixture is rated for outdoor use.
2188655
Nope. The LED's require a special driver that is built into the base. You might be able to find LED style replacements for the halogens though.
2199081
I am using these on 11 outside solar lamps. BUT, I rewired the lamps with G4 sockets and ran 12 V low voltage wiring to them from a cheap 12V lawn transformer. So the answer is yes if you are willing and able to do that work. Is it worth it? I think yes, if you are willing and able. I liked the glass and metal fixtures in the old solar lamps, but the electronics and battery were junk. The fixtures however look as good as a Malibu set at a fraction of the price. And these 20W equivalent LEDs are so bright that they beautifully illuminate my driveway. I can provide more info if you wish.
292208
the bulbs i bought were g-8 and are a good cheap replacement.i think home depot sells them for about 5.00 each
757571
These bulbs can replace G9 halogen / xenon lamps. That is exactly what I purchased them for myself. Remember lamps are not low voltage lamps. Mine are operating on 120v and working well.
1272551
i am not sure. if the the bulbs fits then sure. I used 60 watt bulbs - the 40 watt suggested was not bright enough. I will say that I love this light. i an using it in my carport and during the long winter days, it has been a life saver.
2212166
Yes, Gelcys, the fixture comes with a 50-watt Halogen bulb installed. The general nomenclature for the bulb is "MR-16". When I bought a set of these Malibu fixtures, I changed out the bulbs for 4-watt LED bulbs of the same MR-16 configuration. The LEDs run cooler and, some say, last longer. The light output is the same as far as I can tell. Also, the use of LEDs allows you to use a safer low-voltage transformer to power them.
949851
I would say give it a try, I do not see any reason these would not work if they fit in the socket. I am not a bulb expert but you can always call Home Depot or Lowe's and they can answer your question better. Good Luck !
717160
Yes, as long as the total wattage of both bulbs does not exceed the maximum wattage for the fixture. Otherwise, this could be a fire hazard.
755666
Yes. They use the same low voltage power supply as your existing fixtures. They come with an 11 watt bulb so if you have a really long run of lights you may want to use a lower wattage bulb. Otherwise use these 11 w. lamps closest to your power supply.