What is the size of the opening? I need to safely fit a lightbulb that is 5" wide and 150 watts.
1467864
You can't use that big a bulb. The opening is only 7 inches and the maximum size bulb you can use is a 60 watt. Any size bigger will catch your paper lantern on fire.
1467865
If you are placing this around a light fixture in the ceiling, be sure to check and see that the light bulb is not touching the wall of the lantern. The opening in the top is about 5 to 6 inches in diameter, but there is a brace that runs across it to keep the shape of the lantern itself. What I did to mount it on my ceiling light was angle the lantern around the bulb. It might take some doing, but it's possible.
1467866
I wouldn't recommend using this lantern with a 150-W light bulb. You could probably fit it in there, but the heat could ignite the thin paper, especially if the bulb is 5 inches wide. I think a 25-W bulb would be the only safe size to use.
1467867
opening is 3 1/2 inches round. Any 150 watt bulb is going to fry anything close to it. These fixtures are only for decoration and adding atmosphere. They are not meant to be seen from space.
1047118
The diameter of the pendant is 5 inches. The issue is not the diameter of the light bulb, but the length of the bulb. Any 150w bulb, of whatever type, extends below the bottom of the pendant. A compact 100w equivalent will extend to the bottom of the pendant. All LED's will extend below the pendant. So it comes down to how much, if any, of the light bulb do you want to see.
947948
I bought one to use on my B400s. It's about 6.25in wide, with the inside of the PCB reflector being about 6.75in. The opening, when attached, has a 1/4 to 1/2 in lip over the inside of the reflector - meaning it's basically the same size and isn't blocking the light.
2138822
Mine is 5.5" plus the part that screws into the socket. I have mine in a 1920's type floor lamp with shade. It shines over my chair back onto my sewing and really helps.
1138106
The bulb is about 14" long, and I don't recall the watt rating. Both of your questions should be answered in the spec section of the particular item you are looking at.
2256280
Standard size bulbs will fit, and it WILL support up to 3 100W bulbs. I am currently using 3 75W bulbs and is lighting up my room quite well
250429
It's a PAR 38 which is the size designation. It is approximately the same size as any other 100-150 watt screw in halogen type outdoor light. So if you have an outdoor light already with big bulbs then this fits that.
1262370
This is the same size as a standard lightbulb base, can't remember the correct term for what it's called. I don't know about the other part of your question.
2005107
I did have to flex it 1/2 inch to put it in. Its not long 6-7in. the dimensions that are listed is the packaging. picture is not accurate maybe 5500 watt.
4575
dont know. fits regular light bulb and highhat floodbulbs which is what i use it for
1564976
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".
2236192
I am not sure about the wattage but it is the 17 inch bulb that goes in it. There shouldnt be very many that will fit it.
1865752
I measure about 5.5 inches from the top of the socket to the top of the shade. I have a short LED bulb in it. It could accommodate a larger bulb. Looks like it could easily accommodate one of those spiral CFC bulbs.
1371776
It's a bit less than 5" wide. See: LEDwholesalers Dimmable PAR38 14 Watt LED Wide Angle Flood Light Standard Screw Base, White 1322WH-DM
1986045
It's 13 x 13 3/4, Bitsy. It should cover your opening but you may need a small piece of sheetrock depending on the mounting. It's a nice fan/light.
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.
2257514
Not a standard 25 watt lightbulb but a smaller aquarium bulb style would fit. However, I would try to keep with a smaller wattage or use fluorescent bulbs as the heat from a 25 watt bulb may be a bit much. There isn't a lot of room for the bulbs and heat dissipation may be an issue. I use a compact fluorescent with mine and have great success with plants and have sufficient lighting.