Does this have exactly the same screw as a normal bulb &amp; will fit my old overhead fixtures
1531788
Yes the screw base is identical to standard incandescent bulbs. I replaced all the bathroom, kitchen & overhead lighting that used standard incandescent bulbs with a combination of Cree 9.5 watt & 6 watt bulbs. The only bulbs I couldn't replace with these Cree bulbs were the 3 way lamps, not because they wouldn't fit, but because they're not 3 way bulbs. These bulbs are the perfect replacements for standard incandescent bulbs. I'm 100% happy with their performance & their aesthetics.
2011462
I wish I could help, but I replaced my fixture since I couldn't find a bulb. So I don't know if it will fit your fixture.
89232
Yes, the fixture includes a standard base screw in style socket. Wiring is provided, however, you will need to attach to an appropriate enclosure with 1/2" thread.
1266664
Not exactly sure what that is but this is a regular Edison medium base screw bulb. It would fit any standard light bulb socket.
1262372
this fits a standard size light socket, as you would see in a lamp or ceiling fan lights. so I don't think this will be what your looking for! not sure about the smaller version tho!
1139915
If it's a GU10 base and a 120V fixture, yes, that's the design standard. I've had no problems installing these bulbs in three different fixture designs (one with a snap-ring retainer, 2 others with bayonet trim ring retainers).
1396852
I don't know but they are regular screw in light bulb base and thAt works fine so it seems to me they would they were just too bright for my needs wonderful bulb though
1608121
I don't know about your fixtures, since I don't know if they're normal, but this has the same threading and size as a standard 60W incandescent light bulb. For reference, the "normal" 60W incandescent, in the U.S., uses an E26 base, which this uses. So if you're looking at any CFL or LED bulb, if you can find the base specified as E26, then that gives you the "normal" size. There's more here (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edison_screw) and here (http://www.harringtonlights.com/Reference/identifying_light_bulbs.htm).
1262369
It has the normal sized light socket screw, E26 or E27, you are looking for the Candelabra size: E12 North America, E11 in Europe I believe.
2020814
This bulb is about the same size as the 60W incandescent bulb (i think the florescent equivalent of that is 15W). If those originally is what powers your globe fixture, this one should fit as well. The socket is the same size, and so are its W x L x H dimensions (compared to the incandescent).
1284108
yeah its the standard Edison screw or whatever its called, i use it with an aluminum clamp light i got at lowes, similar to this one Woods 0151 18/2 SPT-2 Clamp Lamp Light w/ 8.5-Inch Reflector, 150-Watt, 6-Foot Cord and we have that on a digital timer.
1531655
The bulb is 240mil longer and the diameter is 60mil larger then the halogen bulb. It should fit any standard fixture without a problem.
433896
It's my understanding that E27 is the "Standard Edison Screw" in the US. The product in question has an over-sized socket. If you intend to run a bulb with the standard US "Edison Screw", you will need an adapter.
2163817
Sorry, but I can't tell you. I don't remember the model OttLite I had butI tried 3 different bulbs that appeared to be what I needed before giving up and eCyclig the fixture. Good luck!
1170920
It should. I would also check to see if your current bulb requires an allen wrench to remove it. It's a royal pain to remove. The replacement bulb uses a standard screw.
961445
Hi there...I purchased a converter from amazon and now I could use any standard base screw type light bulb. Hope this helps.
1603339
As far as I can tell. My Ottlight does not have the same Model number as yours, but my bet is that they are much the same. This bulb is a two sided florescent bulb and just fits beautifically in my Ottlight.