We have an uplight sconce in the stairwell landing which is high up and also not safe for a ladder. Will this work on an uplight Fat Albert bulb?
1987086
I would not think so. The kit is great for changing bulbs in fixtures with down mounted light bulbs so long as the fixture is open at the bottom.
1987087
Should work, it comes with accessories to handle flat bulbs (multiple small suction cups that grab the flat surface) and another one with prongs to handle round bulbs. We had the same issue and used it to change the bulbs over the stairwell, but our bulbs were all flat. This kit reaches pretty high and exceeded our expectations. Good luck.
1987088
I don't think so. The reason being that it does not bend. If your uplight is high up on the wall, opening from the top, then,no. If you have an open stairwell that you can look down onto the light from above, then yes. The gripper portion has fit any size I've tried, even the skinny chandelier size. Hope this helps!
952207
This is strickly for on and off. So yes it will work with anything. Now the lamp fixture is another story
1913056
I don't know. BUT -- this bulb is made to be screwed into a ceiling spot. That "stem" part is unusually long. I'd be concerned that it wouldn't look right or be balanced in a clamp light.
1482497
Nothing. Nothing in the wiring touches ground, and external to the bulb, all the wiring is AC, so it should work normally and not hurt anything.
2248928
Yes. I used it in my Sabre which is a single bulb application and I have both a high and low beam.
2273170
It should work as long as your rung spacing is standard like other extension ladders. Once you install the Standoff, it does add additional weight to raise the ladder off the ground to the desired height.
476658
I do not know for sure if it would work. You have to keep in mind that the switch sees motion to the front. You might consider getting a motion scenting light bulb. Good luck...
1919029
Don't know what that is. But the fixture works with any light bulb that has the base of a normal incandescent bulb (the kind that we have in virtually all of our light fixtures). Whatever base that is. Get a standard 60 watt bulb and use that as your guideline.
1639574
I'm not sure. I bought mine for a floor lamp with a heavy-duty bulb. Sorry I could not be more specific in my reply.
1529351
If both the two different lamps are each fluorescent, of approximately the same wattage/lumens and have exactly the same base and as long as the curved tube physically fits the shade space, the probability it would work fine is very high. I would only wonder if the new curved tube type bulb you are asking about might stick out of the shade further and cast more light to the sides of the shade which might be aesthetically unappealing.
254215
Not sure but my guess would be no. The beam is conical as it comes off the lamp
1473646
Grisselle, I don't have the lamp you have so I cannot be sure. However, I would suspect the bulb to not be bright enough for a hanging work lamp. It appears to be a similar design, but; if you want an exact replacement for your lamp go to http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200323694_200323694 for the recommended replacement.
449952
I would have to admit, changing a light bulb in my fixture will reguire a handyman. My fixture is on a high ceiling in a stairway.
587898
Yes, it appears that it should work, but the size might be difficult find (candelabra base) in CFL. It is a smaller bulb and base than a 'standard' light bulb.
1544140
Hi I think it would work the bulb gives off little heat. But check to make sure it would fit in the fixture your planning to use
979618
Yes it should. Just make sure you use the right socket for the size bulb you are using. Also make sure the bulb matches your vertical or horizontal fixture. Some bulbs will only work in one position. APL600 ballast uses a 600 watt bulb in a horizontal position. Apollo makes a great combo....ballast and fixture.
1317999
John,John,It doesn't say certain models, But select a step is listed, "In my opinion I believe it will because it mounts on top, look at the top of the ladder "If it has the same socket it should :-)Doug