Can I put this in a lamp that came with a 190 watt halogen bulb?
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Your lamp should have a label on it stating what is the maximum acceptable wattage. Using a wattage higher than recommended could be a serious fire hazard, especially with a halogen bulb. It could even cause glass to shatter violently in some fixtures since these bulbs generate a lot of heat. Be sure to check for the label before installing a higher wattage bulb, if you can't find the label stick with the 190 watt bulb.
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We have been doing that for quite some time now. And have had absolutely no problem.
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The lamp lasted less than a year. I no longer have it and do not recommend that you purchase it. It was very poorly constructed. However, to answer your question, though I am not absolutely sure I think it will take any bulb with a traditional screw type (E26 I think) base that is used on the traditional A19 incandescent bulb. You can't use any bulb brighter than 60w. Good Luck!
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Check the product specs for this item at Amazon; this lamp takes a 100w 3 way bulb. So you can't exceed 100W. I'm using only a single 6w bulb in mine and it's fine.
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Yes. I put in an adapter to take it from a candelabra base bulb (which it requires) to a standard base and used a 60 watt Edison style bulb.
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Hello Karen, This item takes a Candelabra Base type B bulb. There are threads in the socket I assure you, once you have the proper bulb, simply screw it into the lamp like you would any other I promise you it will fit and work. I hope this helps.
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I assume you could as long as the base of the light bulb is the same size. To be on the safe side could call Hunter and ask them.
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Yes you can, any bulb with an "A" base will fit provided the diameter is not too large. I have a 100 watt cfl in mine.
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The lamp has a warning label that says the bulb may only be a maximum of 190 watts, so a 300 watt bulb would violate the manufacturer's safety instructions and could very well pose a safety risk.
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This lamp may not meet your desires. I use only the bulb that came with the lamp. A larger bulb may not be safe. J
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I use mine with Halogen bulb in one of those torchiere floor lamps after its dimmer switch melted.
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As long as the bulb has a screw mount base you can use it in here. We used a 17 W LED bulb. They work great!
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Yes you can. It has a standard incandescent light bulb socket which will accept incandescent bulbs, or compact fluorescent bulbs of any wattage. A great thing about these lights is that the shades are translucent off-white, so if you use fluorescent bulbs, the shade makes them less harsh in color and they give off a light similar to soft white incandescent.
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Yes. I only have a 60 watt bulb in there and the amount of light is considerable. It takes up to a100 or 120 so it will definitely put out alot of light at that wattage.
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I tried a 60w regular bulb and might have been able to get it in but it would really be tight and I was afraid I might break it. A higher wattage bulb might work if it has a longer neck.
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I wrote down "T190 watt came with new lamp." I put in a GE heavy duty 300 watt T2.5 bulb type. R7 base. 120 volts. It was from another, practically identical halogen lamp we got several years ago. That other lamp does have a sticker stating 300 watts max. This light you're looking at has a sticker inside the top saying not to use more than 190 watts. That wasn't bright enough for me. I know they burn hot. We do not have it near draperies, and I prefer to not leave either halogen lamp on when we leave the house. But, with 300 watts, it is good light. My older lamp has a click type little dial for low or high. This new one, which we've had since July 30, 2013, has a dial type knob, to select highest range to off. But, I still use the wall switch to really turn it off when I am done in my computer room.
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Probably not. Your table lamp likely uses a standard base bulb, while these bulbs use a very small "E11" base, which is 11mm and has about the same cross-section as a pencil. You might want to try searching for something like the "Philips 426049" 72-watt halogen (equivalent to 100 watt incandescent). It's less than $6 for a 4 pack from Amazon.