Can you use compact fluorescent bulbs in these lights?
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It has a raguler standered socket holder. You can attach any standered bulb. I'm using 6W LED equivalent o 60W.
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It has a raguler standered socket holder.You can attach any standered bulb. I'm using 6W LED equivalent o 60W.
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At the present time, my home is being resided, and the light fixtures (2) have been removed and stored away, I will be reinstalling the fixtures within a couple of weeks. Currently the fixtures have Compact Fluorescent Bulbs installed in them and YES, they worked fine, but the motion sensor part of the fixture has been disabled with a piece of tape over the sensor. Upon reinstalling the fixtures, I will be using carefully selected LED bulbs and enabling the motion sensor feature. If I have any problems with the reinstallation, I will report it to all here. I know of no problems in using CFL with these fixtures. Good Luck,James L At the present time, my home is being resided, and the light fixtures (2) have been removed and stored away, I will be reinstalling the fixtures within a couple of weeks. Currently the fixtures have Compact Fluorescent Bulbs installed in them and YES, they worked fine, but the motion sensor part of the fixture has been disabled with a piece of tape over the sensor. Upon reinstalling the fixtures, I will be using carefully selected LED bulbs and enabling the motion sensor feature. If I have any problems with the reinstallation, I will report it to all here. I know of no problems in using CFL... » Read More At the present time, my home is being resided, and the light fixtures (2) have been removed and stored away, I will be reinstalling the fixtures within a couple of weeks. Currently the fixtures have Compact Fluorescent Bulbs installed in them and YES, they worked fine, but the motion sensor part of the fixture has been disabled with a piece of tape over the sensor. Upon reinstalling the fixtures, I will be using carefully selected LED bulbs and enabling the motion sensor feature. If I have any problems with the reinstallation, I will report it to all here. I know of no problems in using CFL with these fixtures. Good Luck,James L « Show Less
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I can't imagine why not, but I'm not sure. It has a nice LED, so, in my opinion, that's even better.
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I can't imagine why not, but I'm not sure. I've read some of the other answers and most say, yes, you can use them, but personally, I like the LED bulb. Hope this helps.
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I presume you are referring to energy saving bulbs, I guerss you can if you can get the correct cap. You should however use Rough Service RS bulbs which allow for frequent switching on and off and temperature fluctuations. See no value in using Compact Fluorescent bulbs.
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Yes, you can use regular/standard bulbs, CFL, or LED bulbs used in most household applications.
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Yes - You can use CFLs in any regular light bulb socket - where have you been past few years? :-) And yes I have CFLs in these lamps as well as 100% of my house. Out of 5 stars I would rate these lamps 3.5. Not quite as nice as I was hoping. Look great in the evening light, not so great in daylight.
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yes you can use the current bulbs.Please let me know if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Shannon
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You'll need to read the specs. The difference may be that you can only use flourescent bulbs vs. regular bulbs.
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It says use only max 20 watts type self-ballasted compact fluorescent bulbs.
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Yes, if you have dimmer switches for the particular light fixture(s) in which you will use the bulbs. I have mine on dimmers.
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Haven't tried them with LED lights. I couldn't get them to work with compact fluorescent lamps,
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No idea what the requirements are but I can tell you these fluorescent lights will fit into a normal size incandescent socket. However, the fluorescent tubes are bigger than a normal sized incandescent light. If your application doesn't have much room beyond what an incandescent light occupies then you'll probably run into an issue.
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It has a regular light bulb socket. I am not familiar with compact fluorescent bulbs to know if one would fit. If it fits in the same space as a regular bulb I would say it should work.
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These are not made for use with hot (incandescent) bulbs. Only use fluorescent bulbs (or maybe LED bulbs in the future).
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You sure can i used bulbs from Triangle Bulbs T30083-10 (10 pack) - F24T5/850/HO 24-Watt Straight T5 Fluorescent Tube Light Bulb, 10 Packand its working awesome
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Yes, but I think that would give you so much light. Just a suggestion, tho. I'd really recommend that you use these fluorescent tubes. It worked best for me in terms of lighting (that is, if you want your light to be bright but also very pleasing for the eyes) and this bulb, specifically, is really durable and energy efficient. Hope it helps! (Case of 10) F32T8/SP41 Linear Fluorescent 32-Watt T8 FO32 741 Light Bulb 48"
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Yes. Since it is operated by a 120v on-off switch you can use the compact fluorescent bulb.
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I don't see why not. As long as they are small enough to fit- a majority of all light bulbs that are made now are energy saver of some sort. They do come with light bulbs included.
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Yes, they are compact flurescent bulbs. My son broke one and I had a hard time finding a replacemnt of the same type, but a regular daylight bulb works.
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I use mine with LED. The mfgr. specifically says they won't work with mini-fluorescents; I don't know about halogens. But the work fine with LED