What type (and wattage) of lightbulb does it use?
830941
Used standard 60 watt bulb. Lamp used as accent, does not offer significant light for reading, etc.
830942
My fixture is labeled for up to 100 watt bulb. Standard base. I have been using a 40 watt standard base incandescent bulb for accent lighting. This size bulb fits with very little space between the bulb and the back of the fixture if you were thinking to use any bulb that might be larger than the old standard incandescent ones.
830943
The Possini Euro Design Circles plug in sconce takes one 100 watt bulb (not included). I use a 20 watt compact fluorescent (CFL) lightbulb , equivalent to 100 watt incandescent bulb. See: http://www.webstaurantstore.com/guide/544/Compact-Fluorescent-Light-(CFL)-F.A.Q.'s.html. Hope this helps.
293689
I have the exact lamp. It uses a Type B bulb with a blunt tip. Maximum 60 watt bulb. GE and Phillips have these bulbs.
1348882
36 watts, I really wouldn't order it from amazon though, I ordered one and it was shipped broken, ordered a replacement and it was also shipped broken, go to drsfostersmith.com, they know how to ship a lightbulb and it was cheaper
1618678
I but & use regular nite light 4watt light bulbs. Nothing fancy. Just the clear ones.
158270
According to the manual it takes a 100 watt maximum, type A19 medium base incandescent bulb and a 7 watt maximum type C7 candelabra base night light. I have one of those energy saver spiral light bulbs in mine and it works good, plenty of light. I have the 7 watt night light (candelabra base is the standard night light base), it's a little too bright for my taste and I will probably replace it with the 4 watt when it burns out.
405886
It takes a "standard" size lightbulb. I use an energy efficient CFL (spiral) bulb in mine. The lamp has a UL Listed sticker under the base.
2204872
Hi, thanks for posting your question. According to the product information available, this lamp uses (5) x 25 Watt Candelabra Base Bulbs or CFL equivalent. For future reference, this information is located to the right of the product picture on the Product Page. I hope this is helpful!
558915
I don't know. I should research it as I don't care for the wattage. My bulb will probably last a long time because I don't like it. If you find one please post!
1406739
I use 40 watt bulbs in mine. The base is the same as standard bulbs, but they are shaped like a flame instead of the regular bulb shape.
1154781
It takes a candelabra style base bulb 40 watt I think. I see someone else answered different. That is weird. Mine took that particular bulb and then didn't even work properly. I chunked it.
466124
I use the old type Christmas tree light bulb style bulbs. I think they are from 4 watt to 7 watt bulbs. Look for night light bulbs or the newer type florescent bulbs.
135120
a 15 Watt medium type A base bulb. Which I could not find at my local hardware store, he sold me a 13 watt energy saver bulb which killed the damn thing. (I now see on the package that 13 watts on the energy saver = 60 watts. I honestly don't think that 15 "regular" watts is going to give you enough light to work at a desk.
1618552
It uses one 18W GU24 CFL. Seems to be bright enough and it came with the ceiling light.
1084636
I do not know those type of bulbs you are referring to. The lamp bases are the normal household type we are accustomed to using. The two lamp bases can use a 60 W incandescent. Who in the world would use an incandescent bulb when there are such good LED type bulbs out there.
1695052
I don't know. I am currently using a 4 watt nightlight bulb instead of the 7 watt recommended though.
1826123
I don't recall a specific wattage requirement. I use 40 or 60 watt bulbs. I usually just use one lamp at a time , but if I need more light I just turn on a second one.
305431
Check out here first:http://www.lampsplus.com/light-bulbs/This lamp takes any type of bulbs that has same interface as the "standard household Incandescent A-type light bulb". On the sticker it says "MAX 15W medium base type A". So if you want to use standard household A-type bulb, maximum power is 15W because the lamp top is made of plastic and high power bulbs will melt the top. I'm using a 60W LED Bi-directional LED bulb from COSTCO and it's fantastic.