can they be used in ceiling fans
995859
Not a good idea if the ceiling fan has an enclosed cover. These bulbs are halogen and get hot and have a small candelabra base. I don't think your ceiling fan has a candelabra base.
995860
A ceiling fan is what I purchased these bulbs for, but they will only work if your fan was designed to use this type of bulb. If your fan takes a standard bulb these will not work, the base will be way to small. Hope this answers your question.
312765
Of course. Fans just need power, and that's what the pins provide. Even if you gotta bend em you can do that to get it on there. (However, you shouldn't have to but if you gotta, it's an option). It wont affect the wiring any.
568703
I use them in ceiling fan lights, desk lamps and floor lamps. They are not dimmable and cannot be used in lamps with 3 levels of brightness switches.
1218495
They are fairly universal. Maybe buy a really cheap fan that's about the same size.
360741
Yes, you could, but I think there are much better products for that purpose. You can buy a tool designed specifically to clean ceiling fan blades at Lowe's or Home Depot.
1451245
Yes. I have them in my living room ceiling fan which has those tight little glass pieces. They should fit.
875655
I use these in a lamp that specifies 25 watt max per bulb and they work well and put out more light. As long as your fan used bulbs with the same size base as these they should work.
1996991
Yes they can be there are screws that keep the fan blades attached to the actual fan. Hope this helps
1389833
If you have standard size light bulbs in your ceiling fan this will not work because they have a much smaller socket. I use them in my sons night lights
1830301
There are many different kinds of 4-wire 3-speed switches used in ceiling fans. Just because your fan has 4 wires doesn't mean this model switch will work. Try to find a replacement switch model number in the instructions that came with your fan.
297240
It would not fit in my ceiling fans- I believe they are Hunters also. The bulbs are just to big and are heavy. However it may depend on your glass globe. Mine was like a flatten globe- so not enough room.
439760
These bulbs have the small E12 threaded base. I think most ceiling fan light fixtures require the larger E26 base. However, if your fan uses the E12 base these may fit and the description says they withstand vibration, so they should hold up in a ceiling fan. But, I don't have any experience using them in a ceiling fan.
105787
I don't know. I have replaced my ceiling fans that do not have a remotes. I found that the remotes caused problems with the fans that could not be corrected and I decided to buy fans that did not have a remote.
1229976
The labeling on the unit states the it is to be used for halogen and incandescent bulbs only and is a lamp dimmer for max 300W so I would say no. Warranty statement says any misuse will void the units limited warranty and use for fans is not indicated in the paperwork. Also be careful with your fan- I have fans that state they are not to be used with a dimmer because it can damage the fan motor- hope this helps :)
335764
I use it only for fans in bathrooms. I have installed 4 of them and they all work great. I dont see why they would not work as well for a ceiling heater. they are just timing and turning off/on the device no matter what wattage the device itself draws. you could check with the manufacturer to be sure. good luck. R
1065411
We used them to adapt regular based LED bulbs for use in our fan lights. You just have to be sure all the base sizes are right. They work fine. The light bulb will stick out a little farther & that could be a problem in some cases.
1401977
Yes but they are not as pretty as this fan. You can buy a different global that would improve in the lighting but ours is in the bedroom and we have lamps on our bureau