Will the 48" tubes fit into a standard shop light fixture? -the regular 2-prong kind? Thanks
1554646
As long as the bulb lengths are the same and the fixture is for T5 H.O(high output) bulbs I do not see why not.
1554647
My husband bought regular shop light fixtures and had exchange them because the reptile bulb size is "T8" and a regular fluorescent fixture is a "T10" I believe. He got the T8 fixture in Lowes. We also found out that if there is not 2 bulbs in the unit a single light won't light up. I hope that helps!
1554648
Use use the bulb in a fixture designed for the top of a fish tank but my husband thinks that yes it would fit into standard fixture
1840851
There are other choices but my lighting fixtures will not accommodate other size bulbs. Look at Lowe's or Home Depot for similar thread type and you will find something less expensive.
1041515
The base is a standard Edison base...fits any standard light fixture...IF you install it in a 120 volt fixture, then you have just FRIED this bulb....if it is the same one I bought, it is 12 volt only !!! If you want to know if you can use a 120 socket being fed 12 volts, then yes you can.Remember that 12 volt normally runs alot higher amperage, but the LED 's require alot less, and wire accordingly...rsbhunter
2234925
40 watt bulbs from dollar tree worked for me. The ends that screw in are smaller than your standard light bulb.
683526
Yes, it fits any standard light fixture. The thing you have to be concerned with is if it is an enclosed fixture. That's what I had and had to use a smaller sized bulb to accommodate the space.
1457552
The base on these is much smaller than your typical 60 watt bulb. I bought them for a chandelier and that's all they fit.
2039352
These bulb are to small for a standard light socket. If that is what you mean by "standard". I use them for salt lamps.
1827908
These are small led lamps, they should work as long as the original Lamps are led lamps, and the receptacle must be a prong type receiver .5 " wide and .25" deep to accept them
1940927
No it will not work. this ballast was for circle line bulbs. You just need to search for a ballast for 2- 48" straight tubes.
18712
I'm fairly certain these have the same pin dimensions but you need to be certain that your fixture is 12v and not 120v.The light quality is a diffused and somewhat cold color temperature.
1227349
It sure will that's what I did when I installed the light kit, also be sure to fuse the 12 volt lead to your light switch. The 48 volt side should be fused also.
1863689
yes, it will fit any standard light socket. Doesn't come close to lasating the hours that they claim.
1059625
I am not sure, just that it was shorter than the one I needed. The white part of the one I need is 1" long. So this one is shorter by maybe 1/4." Enough so it wouldn't screw into the fixture and light. Hope this helps!
2254235
I believe so, or very close. I've had no problem fitting them into older light sockets and fixtures.
236773
I just called CREE and the customer service rep told me that the 40, 60, and 70W replacement bulbs are ok for an enclosed fixture. The 100W bulb is not.
504545
I have not tried to fit it into a standard fixture but I doubt that it would because the bulb is much thinner. I bought a fixture t.o go with it
2043608
the light tube is 48 and the overall light unit is a little bigger so it drapes over the tank. 2 24 probably would not work has well. I have been very happy with the unit.