Are these light sockets fit the E39 sized lights? Basically 4 120W CFL bulbs is what I am trying to put into it.
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Depends on the physical; size of the bulbs. I use 4 45W CFLs just fine, BUT my 85W CFLs will NOT fit - the bulbs themselves are too wide. Even the 45W bulbs are pushing it. This is a nice solution for when you're in a pinch, but the overall quality is quite low. I've had the plastic around the mounts crack, the screw mount that plugs into your socket is not the best either - if you can't afford anything better, this is fine, but move to better quality one sooner than later. Careful of the occasional zap, too (dunno if it's an ungrounded circuit or another issue with my setup, but I've been zapped a few times). Depends on the physical; size of the bulbs. I use 4 45W CFLs just fine, BUT my 85W CFLs will NOT fit - the bulbs themselves are too wide. Even the 45W bulbs are pushing it. This is a nice solution for when you're in a pinch, but the overall quality is quite low. I've had the plastic around the mounts crack, the screw mount that plugs into your socket is not the best either - if you can't afford anything better, this is fine, but move to better quality one sooner than later. Careful of the occasional zap, too (dunno if it's an ungrounded circuit or another issue with my setup, but I've been... » Read More Depends on the physical; size of the bulbs. I use 4 45W CFLs just fine, BUT my 85W CFLs will NOT fit - the bulbs themselves are too wide. Even the 45W bulbs are pushing it. This is a nice solution for when you're in a pinch, but the overall quality is quite low. I've had the plastic around the mounts crack, the screw mount that plugs into your socket is not the best either - if you can't afford anything better, this is fine, but move to better quality one sooner than later. Careful of the occasional zap, too (dunno if it's an ungrounded circuit or another issue with my setup, but I've been zapped a few times). « Show Less
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no, you'd never get those big bulbs in (well maybe two on opposing sides)I'd look at the Linco Flora X Lights, they hold 4 bulbs, aren't expensive and come with a nice softbox.
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nope... this is for standard size light bulbs E27 and for video they are great... get 4 daylight colored CFL bulbs of the equivalent to 100 watts of old style light bulbs and you have a lot of nice light that does not generate a lot of heat...
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They're sized for "standard" (E27) lights. I had intended to use this with 4x 100W equivalent CFL bulbs, and found it to actually be too bright for my space and went down to 4x 60W equivalent bulbs.
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If it looks like this, same dimemsions and four pin connection, it should work.I have only found one bulb with these dimemsions and connection.
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Bulb works in standard US light fixtures I have in my home. Didn't know what an E27 was, but looking at the web, that appears to be the standard size for lamps. So yes, this works in those.
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These fixtures take standard screw-in (E27) light bulbs. If your bulb has pins instead of an E27 base then I think you're out of luck save finding an adapter.
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Yes. The CFL bulb will fit. That is the type I use and it works quite well.
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Well that is confusing! I have five of them and they all take the plain "old screw in" size bulb. Because they have a dimmer they will not work with the CFL. They would work with LED.
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You can use regular bulbs, the sockets are the same size as the regular bulbs.
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Yes. As long as it is the same size socket; the bulb has the ballast built into it. It's an E39 socket.
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I saw 8W or 15W CFL's that size at a OSH hardware store here in California, but I do not remember if they are the colour correct type. The ones on the dickblick website have one part # for 2 different sizes?
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They fit standard lamp sockets. However, the light quality may not be what you are used to. You may want a higher wattage. I have two of the in my bedroom ceiling fan and they aren't bright enough for me. Pay attention to the wattage max on your fixture. The bulb size is the same as a regular bulb.
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Yes, this fixture takes an E12 base which is your standard candelabra bulb. They make LED and fluorescent bulbs that fit this socket. You may use the bulb of your choice, just do not exceed the 60 watts.
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Looks like the E36 is for BMW? I am not sure the diameter of E36 socket, and the bulb fit the socket in rooms.
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i dont know what base an E26 bulb has. the socket takes a standard type bulb such as you would use in a table lamp, so any standard bulb should screw in. that has that type base.
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I can confirm that this base fits bulbs with an E17 base (like the one you mentioned). I use the following bulb in mine: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000PS6Q8W/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1379603071&sr;=8-2π=AC_SX110_SY165. I hope this helps.
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I am using 17 w LED bulbs witch are rather large, I don't have a 23w fluorescent bulb to try but they should fit
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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).
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I'm going to say I don't know because I couldn't find CFL bulbs to fit. This uses a short bulb which are provided with the lamp. I wanted something frosted, so I purchased regular bulbs.