I need to replace a touch floorlamp bulb labeled FPL27W 4000K. The old bulb has 4 prongs. Will this bulb fit? Thanks!
1507929
It worked (and is still working) for me. The natural light is much better than my original bulb.
1376900
If you are referring to the 55 watt T5 4-pin cfl you should be able to replace it as long as it has the same 4-pin connection and your lamp is rated to take at least 60 watt bulb. Just letting you know this is a 4-pin connection not screw type.
1317837
My TV had the same problem. I decided it didn't probably matter and bought it. However, Amazon a actually sent me the wrong model of lamp, which didn't fit in the tv. I ended up taking the new lamp apart and putting the bulb itself in the old lamp. It was quite easy, just a few screws.Regardless, I still think the p does not matter, especially because many sites seem to use the two interchangeably. I'd say buy it.
1331996
Yes it does fit with no issues. I am using a fixture I purchased at Lowes, so that is pretty much standard US socket. I used CFL in it before and now these. They work very well. I do not feel they are loose at all. I like them a lot. The white is very bright (cool white at about 5600K)
2048358
I would not put this into a floor lamp = WAY WAY OVERKILLI have a floor lamp - and you need to get a A29 version - the important thing is LUMENS !! Get a A29 ( WHICH IS THE BEST FOR FLOOR LAMPS OR THE SAME ) but get one that is 1000 lumens ... or there aboutsThese LED FLOODS will not be good for your applicationTHANKS!
1229195
If it looks like this, same dimemsions and four pin connection, it should work.I have only found one bulb with these dimemsions and connection.
2258753
Sorry I don't know. You have to look at your old bulb and compare it with pictures of the base of the bulb on sale. That's howI I did mine with no problems.
2144874
It should, but check your old bulb or the socket to determine if you have one or two contacts on base. The picture here shows two contacts.
1730157
The bulb itself is 16 3/16" long plus the length of the 2 prongs at each end. As best I know it only will fit the OttLite floor lamp.
1290935
Or consider this product: Check that the dimensions are the same as the one you want to replace.GE Lighting 74472 GE240RS-MV-N 120/277-Volt Multi-Volt ProLine Electronic Fluorescent T12 Programmed Rapid Start Ballast 2 or 1 F40 or F34T12 Lamps
1507403
call Ott light direct, *(# listed on their web site) and talk to a service rep, I could not find it on their web site, they will tell you exactly which one you need, have your numbers from the old bulb when you call - if they do not have it in stock they will give you the stock number and tell you to order it from Amazon.com. I have done it this way twice.
1080099
It should be the same thing. As long as the prongs fit it will work. I have had two floor lamps that used those type bulbs, but, had to scrap both due to ballast going out on them. Could have re[placed ballast but could almost buy new lamp for the cost. Don't think either one lasted more than two years. In my opinion they are pretty shoddy products. I got a lamp with a screw in socket and use an Obama bulb.
1476240
Yes. We ended up taking the bulb out and installing it in our old housing because the connector piece on our new one was slightly different - not sure why. It wasn't a problem, just don't touch the bulb. Works great!
1696493
It will work they are all the same. I would replace the switch bulb assembly
907293
It is worth a try--I thought the same thing but it works---just check the wiring from the old lamp to make sure they are; four wires, black white red, yellow and that the size is compatable, good luck Tom P
2216875
At the time I purchased mine, there was no mention about floor lamps. Anyway, since I had already received the adapter and decided not to return it, I had nothing to lose by taking a sharp knife and cut off some plastic around the pin until it would fit. It worked. Do not cut off more than required for the pin may loosen up.
1070104
I do not know if the bulb in question will fit model G18LP2. I googled your model and viewed the lamp. It is not like my my Lexington floor lamp which is old but similar to model 318Y62. The base of my bulb is square and plugs into the socket; it is not an Edison base. The tubes on the replacement bulb are slightly larger (fatter) with fewer coils. As I recall, the old bulb had 3 thinner coils. I had to return the first bulb that I ordered because the description did not state what type of base.