Are these suitable for Ceiling Fans? Our Ceiling Fans have small base I guess it is called (Candelabra Light Bulb)
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They are not candelabra sized bases, rather standard lamp size. They are great for ceiling lights with that size socket
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I am using mine in a ceiling fan (the fixtures are not fully enclosed, they are the bell-shaped type that are open on one end) and they are fine. I also am using one in an open in-ceiling can fixture, for downlighting. They are great and very bright. The only annoyance I have noticed is that sometimes one of the bulbs emits a high pitched buzz. It doesn't happen all the time and I've not diagnosed the cause. Overall, I'm thrilled with these bulbs, though. They are VERY bright for 9 watts.I have had no problems with ghosting at all.
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"Regular" size in the US is "Medium Base" AKA E26, E27. Many ceiling fans use the smaller "Candleabra Base". These bulbs are "Medium Base". There is also the less common "Intermediate Base" mostly used in microwaves or other appliances.
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This ceiling fan ONLY takes candelabra type bulbs - which have much smaller bases than regular bulbs. The manufacturer recommends 40W candelabra bulbs (provided with fan). We plan to install dimmable 40W LED candelabra style bulbs to reduce energy costs. The LED lights as well as CFL and standard candelabra style bulbs are available at Lowe's and Home Depot and cost $8-13 each.
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It would not fit in my ceiling fans- I believe they are Hunters also. The bulbs are just to big and are heavy. However it may depend on your glass globe. Mine was like a flatten globe- so not enough room.
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No - these are standard Edison base bulbs. These are not the tiny base typically used for chandelier. They are beautiful bulbs though.
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Yes but they are not as pretty as this fan. You can buy a different global that would improve in the lighting but ours is in the bedroom and we have lamps on our bureau
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Only if you have standard socket size and not candelabra. Most newer ceiling fans only have candelabra sockets. You will want to check it first.
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No, they're not the standard screw-in base. They're two contact point, mini-CFLs. My best guess is you'd have to get replacements at Lowe's or Home Depot - anywhere that sells Hunter fans. Probably a good idea to stock up.
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If you have standard size light bulbs in your ceiling fan this will not work because they have a much smaller socket. I use them in my sons night lights
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Yes but they would be VERY dim. Night light replacements.Odd coincidence, because I just put in candelabra to medium base adapters in my overhead fan so I could get MORE light.
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Yes, I believe they can. These have the same screw size as regular light bulbs. However, they are curly light bulbs and as such, will be slightly longer than regular light bulbs. I was going to use these in the overhead fan in my dining room but my family freaked out at the bright light, LOL. So yes, they would fit, but they will be super bright up there.
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No, you will have to get the bulbs with a different base, the one's u purchased have a regular lightbulb base, you need the candelabra base for that application. Good luck
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No! I tried that in mine and they all blew. You have to use candelabra bulbs. But I do love this piece . It really dresses up a ceiling fan.
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I would avoid this bulb. I purchased 6 to use in ceiling fans throughout my house. Within one month time all 6 had quit working. They are about the size of a standard bulb and screw into a standard bulb socket. Hope that helps
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Yes. We use these bulbs in our ceiling fan in the living room. They do a great job of lighting up the room. No need for another light to be on.
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Yes, these work fine in ceiling fans. We have them in several ceiling fans. Some of the cheaper LED Light bulbs that I got from Sam's Club had the ghosting problem you spoke of. They were early LED Bulbs from lights of America and total garbage. These are much better light bulbs. Technology is much improved. The only thing I would be wary of is if a LED bulb(Any brand of LED Bulb) is in an enclosed space such as canned lighting and is on for long periods of time 10+ hours a day constantly. The heat sink gets extremely hot and begins to struggle to dissipate the heat. If that is the case the bulb may prematurely fail. But no ghosting happens with these at least from what I have seen. Yes, these work fine in ceiling fans. We have them in several ceiling fans. Some of the cheaper LED Light bulbs that I got from Sam's Club had the ghosting problem you spoke of. They were early LED Bulbs from lights of America and total garbage. These are much better light bulbs. Technology is much improved. The only thing I would be wary of is if a LED bulb(Any brand of LED Bulb) is in an enclosed space such as canned lighting and is on for long periods of time 10+ hours a day constantly. The heat sink gets extremely hot and begins to struggle to dissipate the heat. If that is the case the... » Read More Yes, these work fine in ceiling fans. We have them in several ceiling fans. Some of the cheaper LED Light bulbs that I got from Sam's Club had the ghosting problem you spoke of. They were early LED Bulbs from lights of America and total garbage. These are much better light bulbs. Technology is much improved. The only thing I would be wary of is if a LED bulb(Any brand of LED Bulb) is in an enclosed space such as canned lighting and is on for long periods of time 10+ hours a day constantly. The heat sink gets extremely hot and begins to struggle to dissipate the heat. If that is the case the bulb may prematurely fail. But no ghosting happens with these at least from what I have seen. « Show Less