Does this bulb have 4 prongs? I have a Spectrum Full Size Lamp that I need 120V 80Hz AC 4 prong 27 watt bulb.
998780
Sorry, I don't know. I threw it out. It Didn't work and I let it get past the "refund window". I would urge caution as mine didn't work.
998781
Yes, that sounds and looks like what I bought. We have two gooseneck lamps that use these 27 watt bulbs, and are very happy with them.
109090
It does. It all depends on the bulb. That's where the transformer is. Tried it with a 220v AC
799993
IT TAKES NORMAL 40 OR 60W BUBLS. IVE NEVER HEARD OF THE kind you mention...BUT ITS A GOOD LAMP..
2080201
It requires a special plug-in bulb with two prongs. They are available at Home Depot for about $6. if I'm remembering correctly. There's a number included in the packaging for which one to buy.
2064935
No, you have to get a socket with a 3 prong plug that is compatible to the ballast, which usually has a 15ft cord. This socket is made for mogul base cfl's.
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Renee, I have measured entire length of bulb to be 1" 3/4. Length of prongs 1/4". These bulbs are great . Steve Veltrop Sr.
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I'm pretty sure this lamp can take a A19 LED Bulb which is really functional than a regular 40watts bulb. I really think it can. It also includes an in line on/off switch with 120 volts. Get the lamp. It's very nice and the design adds a retro decor to your establishment. Hope I've helped you with your questionaire.
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Yes, my lamp is two prong and works just fine. I'm an electrical engineer who specializes in safety and there is not a problem using a polarized (two prong) lamp plug in the grounded (three prong) receptacle.
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my reply is I need to get one also but 42 W 4-quad bulb since I zapped mine with electro static discharge last night.the company you deal with should be able to give you the right replacement for the number you give him. look around if amazon can't help go to Full spectrum or a store near you that sells different type of bulbs.even Amazon should have replacement book to look it up.
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PS - As a matter of fact, the lamp I have plugged into it, has only 2 prongs.
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I bought lamps....that's it. No basic purchaser would know that information. You might have to check at a lighting or lamp store or ask an electrician.
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The cord that it comes with it 2 prong. They do make adapters that will convert it to 3 prong for a couple bucks at your local hardware store. Overall for the price the lamp has done what I needed it to do.
2225534
I can't answer that because each bulb only lasted a couple of hours. The 130 volt is NOT working as indicated, interchangeably with the 120.
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I believe if you have a lamp with 220V the circuit should manage the amount of power going thru the bulb itself. But I can be wrong. Might be better to check with manufacturer.
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Yes. This light bulb has a working voltage range of 85V-240V AC and works with both 50/60 Hz
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The lamp I received has three 15 Watt bulbs supplied (Marked in Chinese). The lamp itself is clearly marked "110V" (110-120V @ 60 Hz is standard US power). The supplied plug is standard US 3-pronged with two flat and one round (ground) conductor. I doubt it would work but it is possible a different version is available. The lamp appears to be Made in the PRC.
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My lamp used a Eiko FML27/65 27 Quad Tube bulb. It has a 4 prong bottom. As for the PL/F27w i believe it only has 2 prongs and I couldn't say for sure if as the question reads the PL/F type 27 w bulb is the same as a PL/F. I think the key would be if it is a 2 prong or 4 prong. Not so sure it helps but oh well . . .