Will this bulb work in the Westek Model FA201 light? We just moved into a house with these under-counter lights.
1031291
Maybe. The lamp manufacturer website and an online reseller list the FA-200-WB as a replacement bulb. The bulb in your lamp should be imprinted with its model number.
1031292
i am not sure. for my application i only knew the bulb i needed and only ordered it. as another said check the website or call them.
1031293
I bought the bulb for an unmarked lighting fixture built into a desk/credenza combo. It does say on the back of the package, "Fits Westek 20" Ultra Lights". Sorry I can't be of more help.
1031294
Unfortunately I don't know. I bought this as a replacement bulb identical to one that burned out in a desk I had. If you have the old lights you should be able to match them up but if not I would measure the length and the size of the prongs. Sorry I could be more help.
839044
This is a great bulb. I am using them for a lamp that I bought at West Elm and it fits perfect.
2044596
I honestly don't know. However, Amazon does have your model and they are quite easy to replace. Just make sure your fingers or anything do not touch the front of the bulb. I waited until I had the other one out and was ready to install before taking it out of the box.
1476240
Yes. We ended up taking the bulb out and installing it in our old housing because the connector piece on our new one was slightly different - not sure why. It wasn't a problem, just don't touch the bulb. Works great!
243729
Not sure, I bought mine for my Hitachi light and it worked fine. So long as the wattage is compatible it should work if the bulb fits the socket size, so check the wattage and socket size and if they match it should work.
2189323
H11 is the model number. Go check your manual. It should be a section of all the bulbs and how to change them.
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
334131
My lights are a 7114 and I use a F13T5/CW replacement bulb. The /CW is for cool white (color). Just search for F13T5/CW to find a supplier or visit your local hardware store.
1308692
My under-counter lights have two settings and they seem to work fine .... Hope that helps ?
1891045
There were instructions included on how to put the bulb in. I do NOT think its for your model. Please check the model of your television to indicate what bulb you will need to purchase.
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I need more info to be able to help. If the light bulb part number is the same it should work. What exactly are you trying to fix and what issues are you having?
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If you have an existing source of 12 volts (AC or DC) that can supply the required current then it should work fine. I connected mine to the door bell transformer. When I measured the voltage with the Westek connected it was a bit high (over 16 volts) which would reduce the life of the bulbs, so I connected a resistor in the line to drop the voltage to near 12 volts and it has been working fine since then. When the bulbs do burn out I will replace the resistor with a diode and swap the bulbs out with automotive LEDs which will fit the socket fine and use less power. Until then the bulbs are working fine. If you have an existing source of 12 volts (AC or DC) that can supply the required current then it should work fine. I connected mine to the door bell transformer. When I measured the voltage with the Westek connected it was a bit high (over 16 volts) which would reduce the life of the bulbs, so I connected a resistor in the line to drop the voltage to near 12 volts and it has been working fine since then. When the bulbs do burn out I will replace the resistor with a diode and swap the bulbs out with automotive LEDs which will fit the socket fine and use less power. Until then the bulbs are... » Read More If you have an existing source of 12 volts (AC or DC) that can supply the required current then it should work fine. I connected mine to the door bell transformer. When I measured the voltage with the Westek connected it was a bit high (over 16 volts) which would reduce the life of the bulbs, so I connected a resistor in the line to drop the voltage to near 12 volts and it has been working fine since then. When the bulbs do burn out I will replace the resistor with a diode and swap the bulbs out with automotive LEDs which will fit the socket fine and use less power. Until then the bulbs are working fine. « Show Less
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I used this for low voltage under cabinet lights. I don't if it would work with standard incandescent lights. You could send an email to Westek and ask the question. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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When you go to the page to order it will give you model numbers that this bulb will fit. Yes it comes with instructions. Pretty simple to install.
742558
I have one in my Nash outside light look at the base of the bulb should be an 1156 if the bases aren't the same it won't work
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If the manual calls for that model lamp assembly, then it should work. Easy to replace. I had searched for and ordered the TY-LA1000 by that number only with no problem.
2285100
Bulb works in standard US light fixtures I have in my home. Didn't know what an E27 was, but looking at the web, that appears to be the standard size for lamps. So yes, this works in those.