looking into replacin all my ceiling lights.do i have to measure the size of the hole or will any size fixtures fit?plan on installing them myself
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pamela the fixture is lovely but please dont make the error i did, still have two boxes sitting on my living room floor!! i didnt notice if it was flat lighting or pull string sooo, two of my fixtures are pull string not compatible!! otherwise it should fit if regular flat
1818522
The one I have is 1.25 in. I would think they would have to be standard to screw onto the special socket that goes with that kind of lamp Over the years I have had 4 shades, and they all fit onto the original socket and also on the one I got to replace it. Hope this info helps you out.
497278
They should fit any existing fixture that uses a GU24 base. I swapped out CFL's in my existing fixtures for BR30 LED's. It pushes the bulb down a little more (less than .25 inches) but nothing noticeable.
764448
i would also like to know the correct answer to this, and the measurement would have to be on the inside of the hole, or the size of stem it fits on. As for it being a "standard size", all lamps may not use modern standards, it might depend on who made the lamp, where, and when. That's why people need to know measurements.
1966736
That is true, for some fixtures. I had to remove a retaining ring in the fixture to get them to fit.
1486290
If you are creative. The standard gaskets won't work. These lights are standard dimension DOT 4" round lights so you can find the dimensions online and figure it out. As an alternative you can also buy the brackets made for the lights and re- work the 4" shields. The lights are great and worth changing.
2168111
My husband measured the hole and it measure approx. 1 1/4 inches, this will fit on a light socket with threads on the end of it. I hope this helps you and if you have any more questions please ask
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Greg, I bought it just in case I lost a bulb assy on my Christmas Village houses. I haven't measured the size hole but I would guess at about .75-1.00" My village isn't up yet so I can't look.
188076
Our cord was long enough to hang the lights from a 14 ft ceiling, about 7 ft off the floor.(I believe the description says it's a 50" inch cord) I don't know if you could replace the cord. The wires were covered in a cord that matched the fixture (oiled bronze). We had the electrician that wired the addition install all the fixtures and I don't think he had any issues with these. I posted a picture of one of the lights. I saw where they are $7.99 now so you wouldn't be out much if you wanted to try a longer cord. (Ours were twice that)
1789871
Length wise and width wise, they are the same as the standard, but the shape may be slightly different, depending on what you originally had. My old lights were rectangle, and the new ones are oval.
2246491
Do you have any of the same size screws that are missing? If so, I would take one and pick up the replacements at Home Depot or Lowe's. If not, then I would tape measure the hole, or better yet take a piece of paper and trace over the whole so that you get the width you need..then head on down to your local hardware store, where you should be able to get the replacement screws you need. Hope that helps!
1434901
short answer; YES....Long answer; if it is a vented fixture you'll probably need to cut your own holes....
145112
You'd have to remove the bulb you want to replace and measure it or go online and search the light bulb size specs for your vehicle.Good luck
257363
As long as they are the required size for your lights, I have them in mine, actually I have used them in everything successfully. Hope this helped.
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99% sure they will fit, when installing clamp the prongs so the light don't shake and leds work one way if it doesn't work turn the bulb 180 deg.
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I am sorry but the motorhome I installed these on is in the shop and not available to measure the base, it is relatively small 3" or so, in my installation it barely was able to cover the previous hole drilled for the original light. These fixtures are very bright, for our use we turned them to face the ceiling and bounce the light off the ceiling. Hope that helps.
1975210
I have some light fixtures that are 23 inches, and use a 18 inch bulb. You need to measure the bulb itself, including the little prongs on each end.