I have purchased this same bulb from you in the past. It does not have the bent tip (which I do not want). What is the shape?
1454203
It is exactly as the picture. Blunt. I couldn't use it as 1) I thought I was buying an LED and 2) it is huge! 5 1/4 in overall.
114206
My best guess is that it is a cool white bulb. Look on the bulb and there should be a code printed on the bulb itself. Google that number and you will have all the information you need. (It may also be printed on the plstic or ceramic base of the bulb.Cheers, Steve G
678937
Oh, I'm sorry but I don't have a used bulb. I currently have one in my office lamp but I would have to remove it (a hassle in this particular lamp). If it helps, the box it came in is 8" long exactly and there wasn't much "wiggle room" for the bulb. Hope this helps a little.
167030
the bulb is under the metal shade !! it either looks like a "u" or 3 bulbs connected together. There should be a number on the base or on the bulb and the bulb can be purchased from Amazon !
368988
Hi there: they are actually square not triangular. total length from pin tips to top of bulb is 1 7/8". Width corner to corner is 1/2". bulb itself is 1 1/4" long. Pins are 1/2" long and i suspect could be trimmed or bent carefully for adaptation.
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mine is also that vintage - same bulbs as indicated - The less expensive bulbs don't seem to last - I've had a couple that didn't last 2 weeks - fortunately the let place I bought them refunded my complete order when I complained- vey good! I'm trying the new LED bulbs to see if their lifetime is better. I bought the suction cup to unscrew the bulb a long time back - Almost any hardware store should have something similar - a cup holder with suction cup sounds about the right size. Caution - for a blown bulb, sometimes the suction cup simply pulls the glass from the front of the bulb - need a part of needle node pliers to get the bulb out if this happens.
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You're asking a lot. The lamp is already hung up so high I can't get up to change the bulb which is burnt out right now and I'm not going to climb up there to check it. Here's my best guess: I think it's the smaller size. I remember what it looked like out of the box, sort of. It's been a while. I'm pretty sure you mean the diameter of the hole. Can't you buy a kit? I probably shouldn't have answered your question because I have so little to offer. I saw those cute separate shades and wanted to buy one myself, but wasn't sure what to do, either. Good luck to you. This is a pretty good light if you like classy utilitarian. You're asking a lot. The lamp is already hung up so high I can't get up to change the bulb which is burnt out right now and I'm not going to climb up there to check it. Here's my best guess: I think it's the smaller size. I remember what it looked like out of the box, sort of. It's been a while. I'm pretty sure you mean the diameter of the hole. Can't you buy a kit? I probably shouldn't have answered your question because I have so little to offer. I saw those cute separate shades and wanted to buy one myself, but wasn't sure what to do, either. Good luck to you. This is a pretty good light... » Read More You're asking a lot. The lamp is already hung up so high I can't get up to change the bulb which is burnt out right now and I'm not going to climb up there to check it. Here's my best guess: I think it's the smaller size. I remember what it looked like out of the box, sort of. It's been a while. I'm pretty sure you mean the diameter of the hole. Can't you buy a kit? I probably shouldn't have answered your question because I have so little to offer. I saw those cute separate shades and wanted to buy one myself, but wasn't sure what to do, either. Good luck to you. This is a pretty good light if you like classy utilitarian. « Show Less
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The actual bulb itself is 1/2" long. So, from the tip of the bulb to where it curves under to meet the stem is 1/2". The stem is an additional 3/8" of an inch or so. Total length is about 7/8".
678936
I bought this bulb a long time ago. It did not fit into the lamp, in spite of the website information. So I got rid of the lamp and bought another, different, one.
1876222
Sorry I didn't keep the old bulb from the floor lamp from Joanne's. The prongs Re a bit offset which is hard to tell in the picture.
1918564
Not sure of the exact part number. I took the bulb to Radio Shack and with their help found a replacement. Got 2 for about $2.00 (this price was a few years ago.)
1981433
It is an E14 based bulb. It is a European design and can be difficult to find here. On amazon there is an adapter to reduce it to an E12 (commonly known as a candelabra bulb). The item is here (Pack of 10) European Base (E14) to Candelabra Base (E12) Socket Reducer Adapter Additionally, I can send you a coupl e from the 10 I had to buy.
639710
I am still using the original bulb that came with the fan. It looks like an old kitchen florescent . I also bought a spare bulb when I bought the fan. Sorry I can't be of more help.
310580
Hello Annette .... do you know which model KDF you have? Size? Model number? I am not an expert on these things but I will be glad to look it up for you and let you know for sure so that you do not buy the wrong thing. This lamp is a replacement for many models but without knowing 100% what your model is then I can't say. GOD bless and I look forward to hearing back from you soon my friend.
975871
Mine is not bent at all. It lies flat and tight. It does sound like the one you received may be damaged. I hope this info is helpful. Good luck.
159932
I purchased the same light that broke when I tried to put the shade on one of the fixtures. It seems that the ceramic was oval instead of round. Since I broke it, the distributor said too bad, even though it was defective to begin with. anyway, if you cant find one, I have 2 extra.
1950379
The ones I received have a beam angle of 30 degrees. The beam angle is plainly marked on the box, however, the part number listed by Amazon does not include the beam angle. If you check on the CB Concepts website, you'll see that the beam angle is actually part of the bulb part number. "Assuming" that all the bulbs being sold by Amazon under the "12XMR1612V20W" stock number are identical, you'll get a 30 degree beam angle when you order. Hope this isn't too confusing; good luck.