Can I use a three way 50-200-250 watts bulbs
1517329
It supports 3-way bulbs but has in-line electronics that is supposed to keep the lamp from working with wattage greater than 150w. I removed the in-line electronics because I only used a17w LED bulb and the electronics made the bulb flicker.
716219
You can, but its not gonna cool the 3rd bulb much as the heat is gathering up higher as air goes through tube.I would at least run a 700cfm to that setup, and that might not be enough. I havent even run more than 2 lights at once on a 700, and the exhaust air was over 95*
1371709
no. it wouldn't really provide enough light for that large of an area. a 400w would probably work for your system. 3 of these bulbs would give you 375w.
394626
We have 3-60 watt light bulbs in this fixture but we also have other sources of lights (high hats, etc.). In looking at it, I think you could use 3 75 watt light bulbs, if necessary, if you require more illumination. Also, we have them pointed downward, which helps. I think it would work and it looks great.
297653
As your lamp is for 60W, that means the maximum wattage...this bulb is only 12 watts. This bulb should not be used with a 'Three way switch'. I have switched out most 60W incandescent bulbs to 10.5W LEDs or 14W fluorescent's...
1116099
A quick conversion a 100w bulb would require just under a 20 watt LED.. The colors are not as saturated as a colored bulb but I'm sure you'll be happy with the LEDS.
572308
I bought this mainly for use by another family member. I know he uses a three way bulb but I do not know what the wattage is.
71639
We use a three-way Bulb you would have to ask the manufacturer of the lamp about your other questions as I would not know that.
370312
You can Robin; you need to know how many watts, amps your lighting is - this is a very heavy gauge - the lower the number 12/3 - the more it can handle - you can probably get away with a higher gauge if you check a gauge chart....
2082010
You will need to purchase two light bulbs. We are now using standard 60 watts in ours. You may want to read manufactures suggestion first.
455991
Yes, you can use this item without trouble cause the bulbs are made thinking in 55 watts. Regards.
177110
yes you can. here is a link for the perfect bulb for this fixture Light BlueTM (4 PACK) LED 6-Watt Dimmable 50W Equivalent, GU10 MR16 High Power Warm White Light Bulbs, UL-Listed
1571480
Yes, but i will recommend to make sure theyre 55w just incase , you do not want a short on your lights.
679512
I'm not sure. I used the bulbs it came with. I imagine that as long as the bulbs you want to use aren't higher in wattage then they would work.
2156151
I'm using a 60 watt long-lasting mercury bulb that lasts forever. Good luck in finding a web-site for Ledu Corp; you can get an address by Googling; office shows being in Trumbull, Ct. My guess is that you should stick with the 50/100/150 watt 3-way bulb that Ledu suggests using; my educated guess is that you are asking that wiring to handle too much heat when trying to use as much as 250 watts of energy. Stick with the original mfgr. suggestion of 50/100/150 watts or write them a letter; you can find thir P.O. box on the internet.
907291
I'd have to say probably. Just don't use any lightbulbs over 100 watt. You don't need a 3 -way light bulb to get this to go from low-medium high. This 1 was a lil bigger than the 1 I had and was a tight squeeze in the lamp. Be sure to ck measurements. I am very happy I tried this sensor. Model # didn't match exactly , but it works just fine :)
1104925
I have a three lamp fixture that looks like a 75-100 watt incandescent. So to be honest, your 60 watt example would need two of these bulbs. They are also candelabra based (minny) designed for a chandelier or a similar styled lamp.