Can these be used in a closed ceiling fan fixture? I have a globe that covers the lights on my fan.
837861
I used them in one, but it depends how big the globe is and the position of the sockets inside. These bulbs measure 4" from the bottom of the socket, or 3-1/2" from the base. Hope that helps.
837862
They don't throw off any heat to speak of - so I would assume a closed globe would not be an issue.
837863
I am not sure. It will depend on how deep you globe is. The bulb measures 3 1/2" after it is screwed in. If your globe is deeper than that then it should work fine. These bulbs burn a lot cooler than incandesant bulbs so should be fine in a globe. Mine are open globes so I do not have any issues.
837864
All the bulb I have installed in my fixtures at home are CFL whether in enclosed or open fixtures. I always read de instructions on the package. Some packages say "do not use in enclosed fixtures" others say nothing. If it says nothing I use them in enclosed fixtures. I normally don buy CFL bulbs that restrict their use.
1361109
They have to be used in candelabra base fixtures with candelabra base bulbs. Incandescent/Flourescent/LED
385564
They can be used anywhere (inside or outside) where there is a standard 120V screw-in lamp socket. They are designed for outdoor use, so they may not fit an indoor fixture, such as a recessed ceiling can. Not sure why you would spend the money for an outdoor bulb if you are going to use it indoors.
1017979
I'm not am expert, but I don't see why not. Especially if it will be enclosed. Led lights are not affected by temperature swings like CFL bulbs.
1970267
Yes, to both questions. It's a big bulb, though, and it might be too big for a ceiling fan. Also, it's not a "pretty" bulb, so if the light fixture is downward-facing, it might not look good. Regarding mixing bulbs, that's no problem at all. I do that all the time in my fixtures.
968585
Sure can. I have four 60-watt equivalent bulbs in mine right now. There is plenty of room inside the globes...you could even put larger ones in there.
1808977
Be careful. I have seen some specifications on these types of bulbs that state they should not be used in a fully enclosed fixture. For your safety, I would double check that this one could.
1478119
yes, they are fairly small and fit in (if you mean something like this http://www.amazon.com/Yosemite-Home-Decor-JK101-11SN-2-Light/dp/B003ARSZWU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1396141276&sr;=8-1&keyword;s=ceiling+fixture), however enclosed fixture might diminish the output.
1341120
The led bulbs work well in enclosed locations. Just make sure the size of the bulb will fit.They are good for stove hoods and ceiling fans because they generate much less heat.
1640487
yes they should but i haven't tried them in a chandelier, only in a ceiling fan.
439759
I have used these in a dining room fixture and they seem to be fine, my bad experience has been from an outside application. I live in Minneapolis and the cold Winter weather may have played a role in their demise...not sure. I have used other manufacturers as well without the problems I have had with Feit. I hope this helps. I think LED candelabra bulbs (in general) will be fine in a ceiling fan - make sure they are the right shade of white and "dimmable"
880547
We hung them from lights on a ceiling fan and just didn't use the fan. We tied them with slip knots. Hope this helps.
522300
I am using mine in a ceiling fan (the fixtures are not fully enclosed, they are the bell-shaped type that are open on one end) and they are fine. I also am using one in an open in-ceiling can fixture, for downlighting. They are great and very bright. The only annoyance I have noticed is that sometimes one of the bulbs emits a high pitched buzz. It doesn't happen all the time and I've not diagnosed the cause. Overall, I'm thrilled with these bulbs, though. They are VERY bright for 9 watts.I have had no problems with ghosting at all.
522303
Yes, it does work in a ceiling fan. A caveat though. Notice the metal heat sink and realize that light will be directed forward in the direction the bulb is pointed and not backward. No big deal, but I just mention that because if you have glass globes, depending on their shape and orientation, the globe's glass behind the heat sink will not be illuminated. This just gives the globe a slightly different look than perhaps what you may be used to seeing.
2187051
These are meant for open use in a chandelier, which is how I have been using them. If they were protected there should be no problem with using them outdoors. They are good bulbs.
1371732
Yes. They're regular light bulbs and can be used in appropriate light fixtures. Just ensure that your fixture is rated for outdoor use.
566318
These would be perfect. The globes are approx. 8 inch diameter they hold 60 watt bulbs. We purchased a dimmer switch for ours.