Could an edison bulb be used in this fixture in an indoor setting?
285261
If by that you mean an old-fashioned filament bulb, it recommends a max 60 watts type A lamp to avoid risk of fire. If an Edison bulb falls in that category, I don't see why not. I considered buying one for my indoor porch, but did not, reasoning that a bright bulb hung high might be a little blinding from underneath, and I wouldn't get any light bouncing up to the ceiling from it.
285262
The fixture is heavy weight porcelain coated metal. I installed my fixture over my kitchen sink. I've used a couple different types and sized bulbs but settled on a cfl that uses only 13 watts of power. The interior of the fixture is deep and white in color which provides a nice spread of light for food prep and cleanup. But I plan to change to an LED and dimmer switch since I'd like to have better control of my interior lighting environment. Enjoy your new fixture with an Edison Bulb. Why not...
236774
Yes, but don't mix bulbs of different types (incandescent, halogen, CFL) in the same fixture or the heat could build up enough to damage the LEDs.
1827651
You could. I don't think i'd want to because the light bulbs stick out and I'd be afraid of running into them either accidentally shattering the light bulb or getting burnt, or at least the old style bulbs that i have get really hot. The newer energy efficient ones probably won't be a problem. I guess it has to do with how your bathroom is set up. The light could be too close to the wall or too much out in the open for someone to bump.
20056
Yes you can. I have standard 60 watt bulbs in mine. They give off more mood lighting. They look great!
1074161
An electrician could probably do that for you. If you really like the fixture - it's worth it. I had my electrician look at what I planned to buy before ordering the fixtures to make sure he could do what I wanted with them.
2232555
We use ours indoors. Most bulbs for indoor use are not rated to withstand outdoor temps. Why don't you contact the distributer
505266
I'm not an electrician but with a dimmable bulb and a dimmable light switch yes it would work fine. The fixture has nothing to do with it being dimmable or not. Hope that Helps. But it is a GREAT fixture. I have several of them outside.
453162
yes it can and it works well except in tight fixtures!!!! The bulbs wont last as long as you think....
1519800
theses can be used Indoors in a Commom Eidison screw typ fixture / the Center pin is the Positive and the Ring Or Base where the threads are is your Negitive .. Just be Damm Sure the Lamp / or Socket is Labeled 12-volt D.C Only and it will work out just fine..
980497
Yes... I think so. The room it's in is 10x12 and is very bright! This fixture allows up to 60 watt bulbs. If memory serves me right, we down graded to 40 watts. Still plenty of light. We added shades...
949267
I do not know if that use is possible. If the light bulb is the same size and wattage it might work.
57047
yes, it will work . the bulb can be used in both outdoor and indoor setting as long as its in a full or semi closed enclosurecheers
1902062
If the fixture has a regular bulb 'screw in' feature. It should work I have saved on my electric bills by retrofitting all to led cans
1220725
Yes, it will take standard Edison screw based bulbs. It is shipped with an Edison screw based CFL, but you can use a standard A-19 bulb if you wish, perhaps in conjunction with a dimmer switch.
778042
Sure thing. And u can use any bulb that fits standard bulb socket. I use this light in a hallway.
97416
Imho, NO. You would end up with a stick and a light bulb, ruining the appearance of an otherwise beautiful fixture. For up-lighting I use the Paradise GL22724BK Low-Voltage Cast-Aluminum 20-Watt Halogen Spot Light with Glass Lens. This can definitely withstand the elements and works very well.
930297
Absolutely! That's exactly what I did with mine and it looks amazing! I also bought an old fashion Edison Bulb to complete the rustic look.