I want to use it to illuminate a large glass bowl from the INSIDE. Light hangs above bowl. Think Chihuly-like. Will it work? Thanks!
1175381
Yes it should be fine. I use it to illuminate my audio/visual equipment in a home theater room. It's bright enough but not obnoxious. Good luck
1175382
Probably so as long as the bowl is large enough. Also, the bowl's glass should be pretty dark or the light from each bulb will probably not disperse as I'm sure that you'd like for it to do.
1175383
Depends how far below the light it is. Within 12-18" probably. If you can with the wired version it will work better for longer timespans.
116393
It provides a dim spot of light more like a 10 watt bulb. You are NOTwrong! There is a 18 watt CFL bug light that provides a more useful amount of light
1757388
I have it mounted under a cabinet in the kitchen. It works just fine. You can direct each light to where you want itto shine and the light is good. I often leave it as the lit light in the evening, in the kitchen. Good light.
713185
Due to its bulb, not sure it would work very well. When I initially purchased it, some said that it would only work in a very small area. I installed it in a kitchen and it not only looks fantastic, but is more than enough light.
1549845
No I do not think this light would work well for that. It is bright but only for a small circle area under its top. The light doesn't project well. I think you would be straining your eyes.
702015
It is not going to get any brighter and a larger watt bulb will generate too much heat. The lens is opaque and limits the brightness of the light. Replace the dark plastic lens with a cut piece from Home Depot that allows more light to pass through.
394624
I hung mine with the glass on the bottom and over my sink. It puts out great light but I guess it would depend on your room.
282432
Well there is plastic tube that looks "porcelain like' that stems up with the bulb socket on the end. You can not see in the picture of the light, but at the end of this tube concealed from view by the shade there is a wrap around sticker that is 1-3/8" wide that tells you all the electrical info such as max wattage bulb etc. So my answer would be yes that would take away from the effect you are trying to achieve.
980545
Its more of a directional lamp. The room wouldnt be dark but I doubt it would be the effect your looking for. I use it over the couch similar to task lighting.
97416
Imho, NO. You would end up with a stick and a light bulb, ruining the appearance of an otherwise beautiful fixture. For up-lighting I use the Paradise GL22724BK Low-Voltage Cast-Aluminum 20-Watt Halogen Spot Light with Glass Lens. This can definitely withstand the elements and works very well.
165239
I am using it on a kitchen light that has 4 small incandescent candelabra style bulbs. Works great on those. If your using incandescent bulbs and their not over-sized, it should be okay. I don't know if it would work on fluorescent type lighting.
2146359
I don't knos the lumens output but I certainly believe this would work well in that function. The light is bright and certainly is revealing. It will not light an entire room but I think it will complement the ceiling light well
23815
I'm not about fit, that of course depends on the threading size where your bulb screws into your lamp. It is small, as in chandelier size so maybe that answers that! Also-it's not very bright/strong! I got it for a makeup mirror and it doesn't really have much power so I can say it shouldn't burn your lamp! If you're after a soft glow-this is it!
1224335
I think it would work. It's not as bright as the overhead light I have, but it lights the room pretty well.
1566452
Yes, this should work for an indoor fixture. I've used it in a kitchen ceiling can, over a counter, and it's practically indistinguishable from the R20 halogen it replaced, except that it doesn't dim quite as low. Make sure it's the color you want -- this one is warm white, 2700K.
2243564
It fits in a regular light bulb socket. I think you could use it in a wa sconce, but if you could diffuse the light behind frosted glass it would give a more radiant glow. If you plan on aiming it directly toward your eye, like any bulb it might be a bit too much. ( although it can be dimmed with the remote quite dramatically)
431134
I would think it will work just fine. Sounds like a cool project. I used it to frost a lantern glass to make a lamp shade out of it. Works great with a 100w bulb.