What is the outside diameter of the adapter? I have a fixture that will accept up to 1-1/2" diameter. Many of the GU24 bulbs with a larger base don' t fit.
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The base is standard lightbulb size , but it does add about an inch and a half to length
1010896
It fits a standard light bulb, adds a few mm to the diameter. It does add length though, making it difficult to fit in some fixtures.
1010897
The Adaptor diameter is 1.5" (1.475") and the lenght is 1 5/8". A standard incadescent bulb screws into the adaptor.
1183258
Flat for 1/4" where contacts are housed (as pictures indicate). On the bulbs I have the widest diameter is as J. Rothschild specs. The sides that parallel the contacts are flattened which very slightly reduces the width across that dimension.
1457552
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.
1965428
Worked fine for me. I didn't like the light the gu bulbs had. So used a traditional bulb with these adapters.
524551
The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people have commented, I would go with the 1-1/2" addition at the socket level. Anything more is based on the bulb size. The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people... » Read More The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people have commented, I would go with the 1-1/2" addition at the socket level. Anything more is based on the bulb size. « Show Less
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I just measured the adapters that came with our lights. The smallest is 3 5/8", the next is 4 1/8" and the light without the adapter is about 5 1/16". I would say you would either have to shave down the top of the post to 4 1/8" or shim it to make the 5" light fit. They are beautiful and our experience with customer service with the manufacturer has been tremendous. We highly recommend these lights.
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Also known as an E26 base, it fits your standard size US lightbulbs (as opposed to the smaller candelabra, also known as E12). http://www.bulbs.com/learning/basechart.aspx
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It will depend on the model of bulb. The inside diameter is 2 1/2 inches. The bulb cannot touch the cover so plan on a maximum of 2 inche's for the diameter of the bulb. If you use a larger bulb you will need to drop it through the sleeve, screw it in and then screw in the sleeve.
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The diameter is about 3/4 of an inch at the connector. The tubing on the bulb is about 2/3 of an inch in diameter.
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Sorry, but I can't tell you. I don't remember the model OttLite I had butI tried 3 different bulbs that appeared to be what I needed before giving up and eCyclig the fixture. Good luck!
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Unfortuantely I don't know. The adaptor was too big for my lamp and I haven't done anything with it since. Home Depot or Lowes would have one but I'm just going to try a lighting store close to my house. Good luck!
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Sorry ...... I am on vacation and cannot measure the socket adapter. I use it with 4 Phillips 60W LED Bulbs. The bulbs do not come close to touching each other. The only problem I had was with clearing the "harp". I used a screw-in adapter to lengthen the lamp socket so that the 4-socket adapter would clear the "harp".
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Look up GU24 bulbs on Amazon. Plenty of choices available. You can also purchase a GU24 base adapter, which will allow you to screw a traditional bulb into the GU24 base. Then plug the GU24 base into the fan.
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They add about 1/4" to the total length. I know they look bigger but much of that covers the bulb thread. GU26 bulbs also have shorter bases overall.
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The adapter goes over the bulb socket. So measure across the outside of the bulb socket to see how wide it is if it's less than 1&1/2 inches you need the 1&7/16 adapter if it's more than 1&1/2 inches you need the 1&9/16 adapter I hope this helps good luck
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The light I bought is a large and it is the 1 1/2 inch. I have seen small bulbs and I believe they have the 1 inch base.
524550
The base of the CFL nests snugly in the top of the adapter. The adapter is 1 1/2 inches in diameter at the top. The adapter extends 1 1/2 inches beyond the E12 base when installed. The adapter looks very nice but it does raise the bulb quite a bit. I used mine in outdoor light fixtures where I couldn't see them to tell how they looked. I hope this helped some. I am very pleased with mine.