Are these bulbs 120 vac.?
884449
By information given I would say no... They are merely 25 watts and only fit the midsize Himalayan lamps or larger... I had to stack pennies (9) under one of my circular smaller lamps so the bulb would fit...
362725
On the bulb it indicates it is a 45W 120V bulb. You can find this at a box sized hardware store like Home Depot or Lowes.
2221394
The first thing you would need to do is determine if the existing bulbs are 12v or 120v. If they are 120v DON'T USE THESE! These bulbs are rated for 12v ac or dc. If you determine that the voltage is compatable, then it's just a matter of if they'll fit. These modules have their electronics mounted on the back, so you'll need close to 1/2 inch clearance back there.
245069
No they are not, these bulbs have the big base size, the same as a regular bulb.
1249203
No, these are 120 volts according to the package. I wouldn't recommend them anyway. Three of the four I purchased burned out within a month! one is still going, but these are substandard, and I still haven't heard from the seller. Larry Adams
2225534
I can't answer that because each bulb only lasted a couple of hours. The 130 volt is NOT working as indicated, interchangeably with the 120.
1380562
The Compact Flurescent bulbs that come in the kit are 115volt. They may have a version that works on 220. Since we have 115 volts here in the US, I did not see any offered. Hope this helps.
240641
I do believe they are 8mm..that`s why it`s a G8 lamp...The only way to be sure is if you know the Voltage of the fixture (120v or 12v)..120v are normally for indoor lighting..eg..under cabinet lights..12v lamps are mostly used for outdoor Landscape lighting..P.S..I`m an electrician ...they only make 2 types of these lamps..120v & 12v.These bulbs are 120volt for indoor use...hope that helps..
104246
incredible differences over stock bulbs. mine are 12 volt. I highly recommend them i will be replacing all my standard bulbs in my motor home with LED's
1553348
Hey Heather , to the point ....they are 120 volt 40 watt bulbs .You can pick them up just about anywhere Target , Home Depot , Lowes , you get the picture .... Hope this helps .....
900056
These BR40s are rated 120W at 130V. This is relevent if your household is 110-120V. They have no reference to lumens on the package. You can go here to the distributor AHLIGHTING.com or here http://www.donsbulbs.com/cgi-bin/r/b.pl/i%7c130v%7c120w%7ce26%7cbr40%7csp.html to possibly get more info. In my opinion these 130V bulbs do not put out the brightness a 120W bulb would at a household voltage of 120V. Be aware that any reference you find to lumens may be rated at 130V not 120V.
1432274
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!
1650152
All of the outlets here are 110, and those bulbs worked well for us everywhere that we used them. I never tried them in a 220 outlet, but 110 appliances will usually be destroyed if you plug them in to a 220 outlet.
1142792
I think your question is if it is 110 volt or 220. On the box it states it is a 130 volt. The bulbs are 11 watt.
197385
The buls for this light are 120v GU10C bulbs not the bulb that is listed .. I have told amazon to fix this when I had to return what I bought .. This is NOT a 12v light fixture
645738
120 VAC Voltage is applicable. I imagine you could get them in 230 VAC Voltage too.
2138096
Yes. Product description states capacity as "500-Watt incandescent, 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 4 amp tungsten" (the latter being about 450 watts).