how deep is this base? i've got the exo terra night glo long bulbs and wondering if this dome is deep enough so that these bulbs won't stick out?
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I assume you mean the T10 bulbs. This fixture wasn't designed for them better to buy a regular bulb with the fixture. Only a few bucks for the bulb.
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The base isn't very deep. It just barely fits the cfls by exoterra by about half an inch
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That's probably the box they come in. Roughly, the bulb measures 3 1/4 L x 2 with the base being around 2 long.
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The exo terra hoods are only rated for 25W incandescent bulbs or 26W CFL's. If use use anything with a higher wattage you will melt the hood. The only reason to use CFL's is to provide UV lighting for reptiles that need it or natural light if you are using live plants in a terrarium. For a boa you'd be better off with under tank heating but just make sure there is a temperature gradient so the snake can cool down if they need to.
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I'm not sure how to ask a question here. How high is this, and how wide is the narrow part at the bottom? I have small light bulbs (the kind with about a 1/2" screw rather than full size) and a UNO fitting (my two lamps were made in England, but I had them rewired for the USA when I moved back. I have had a very hard time finding new shades, the ones I just bought are too short, so want to know exactly the dimensions of this piece, as I think it might work. Also, what is the distance at the very top of the narrowest point above the socket, as I need to see if that will get in the way of my round small bulbs (they are LED so I'm keeping them a long time). Thanks. I'm not sure how to ask a question here. How high is this, and how wide is the narrow part at the bottom? I have small light bulbs (the kind with about a 1/2" screw rather than full size) and a UNO fitting (my two lamps were made in England, but I had them rewired for the USA when I moved back. I have had a very hard time finding new shades, the ones I just bought are too short, so want to know exactly the dimensions of this piece, as I think it might work. Also, what is the distance at the very top of the narrowest point above the socket, as I need to see if that will get in the way... » Read More I'm not sure how to ask a question here. How high is this, and how wide is the narrow part at the bottom? I have small light bulbs (the kind with about a 1/2" screw rather than full size) and a UNO fitting (my two lamps were made in England, but I had them rewired for the USA when I moved back. I have had a very hard time finding new shades, the ones I just bought are too short, so want to know exactly the dimensions of this piece, as I think it might work. Also, what is the distance at the very top of the narrowest point above the socket, as I need to see if that will get in the way of my round small bulbs (they are LED so I'm keeping them a long time). Thanks. « Show Less
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Reviews are saying the bulbs are large. Does anyone know the dimensions? The total length, the bulb length and the width at the widest point? Thanks
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I used round candelabra round bulbs that are about 3inches long and there was another inch or so inside the frosted globe. so maybe 4-41/2 inches of inside area.
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I dont recall, but is pretty bright. Is fairly large tho...maybe 1inch diameter, so I doubt it would fit into a dome light housing.
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No. It is a very small base. Smaller than standard bulbs and a little larger than candabra base.
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From the product page here on Amazon: "Product Dimensions: 14 x 6 x 10 inches"I can't confirm the measurements because the light is in my greenhouse. It's 10pm here and there is no light at this time of night. This fixture is on a timer and only on during the day. I use it for my turtles because the greenhouse glazing blocks UV light. I think your bulb would fit it with room to spare. This is a fairly large fixture.
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I have 2 deep dome lights and 2 24" fluorescent fixtures sitting just fine. I've had it set up this way for over a year.
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It can handle a few light fixtures based on my experience. I had a deep dome with a Powersun UV/heat bulb as well as a 8.5" diameter fixture with a night time heating bulb. and it was just fine. Those uv/heat + deep dome combos can be kinda heavy for a fixture but it held it all just fine.
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The ones I got were 6" deep with no cover. So you could put in longer bulbs but they would stick out.
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I want to use this in a tiffany style light that has a tight area for the candelabra bulb. Do you think this bulb will fit as it seems fat and it also seems like the base not have enough room to screw in to the light socket. What do you think?
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I replaced the bulbs with 2W LED 3014 SMD "corn" bulbs, and they seem to be almost the same brightness as the C7 incandescent "candelabra" bulbs that come with these fixtures. The bulb base type is referred to as E12, and the tricky part is finding models that do not exceed 54cm (2.125 inches) in total height, as the fixture will not accommodate larger bulbs. The ones I found on eBay are 39mm and fit just fine, though screwing them in without damaging the delicate things requires some practice.
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Base of shade is about 10" in diameter,but I would still say that they are slim looking.I am using two of them on a 9 foot island and are loving them and are getting lots of compliments.P.S. I AM using Energizer LED bulbs which work and look great.Good luck,Martin
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The base on these is much smaller than your typical 60 watt bulb. I bought them for a chandelier and that's all they fit.
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It is surprising that the dimension is not in the listing. Seems weird to me. But then it looks similar to the Malibu style I already have, so I did not notice it. They are 8 inches tall. Look almost exactly like the Malibu style you will see down at Home Depot, but half the price. Buy LED lights to fit (get the correct base called a GU4 (I think) You will never replace the bulb. Mine run all night. And they are bright.