What wattage of bulbs do these lamps require? Couldn't find that information anywhere.
1477880
The table lamps have a max rating of 100 watts according to the label on the switch. The taller lamp is a 3-way lamp that is rated to 150 watts.
1898889
The bulbs have NO markings on them. I threw the top of the box away and can not tell you what was marked on the box. I use them in salt lamps and believe they are 5 watt.
1815386
You could buy them at Home Depot or Lowes ,10w-20w or 30w bulbs ,it will depend on how much light you need.
1497148
Since I've only used 60W and the new ecological bulbs, I don't know know. Sorry
2259403
You could use any 13W, 120VAC, 60 Hz, 220mA, 900 Lumens standard socket bulb. Multiple manufacturers make this type. Get it on AMAZON !
1989577
I don't know if you have purchased these yet, if not they are pretty small lamps, I returned mine because I needed something a bit bigger. The bulbs can take up to a 60 watt bulb. The style is one you would buy for a chandelier. The base of the bulb is real skinny, so you kind of have to look at it first so you can get the right diameter. I also thought looking at this picture the base was kind of a blue color, it actually is just a plain silver color. Hope this helps!
1810347
You would use very low watt, the candle type bulb. I ordered these and they were too small for my lighting fixture and I'm looking to sell them, they are brand new.
22378
The lamp requires an E12 40 watt bulb. Sorry for any confusion but the bulb isn't included.
193296
These are regular 120V lamps. These are not the "industrial" 130V bulbs that will be dim on regular household voltage.
1132201
Don't know re but, mine were 60w and they say on the box it equals 3 100w incandescent no lumens or any other info. I was skeptical;however, they seem to work just fine. I do replace bulbs with new and move used to lower output requirement uses each season since fluorescent lose power after a while. I think they work just fine and are identical to higher priced bulbs I have purchased.
436561
1.2 Amps or 1,200 Ma is a minimum per lamp. Even at that you may have issues. A stiff 1.5A/lamp would be preferred.
1179216
They come with a bulb. I don't know the wattage, but the lamps don't really warm. I leave them on all the time and haven't tun into overheating issues.
1261526
I checked Google, and the instructions were simplified. You are looking for T4 (thats the width of the bulb) and then check the wattage you are replacing- Here it is 16w. The "T" number and wattage is all you need to know. The bulbs with this base are standardized.
977267
They are 12V but far less wattage than 5, something like 1 watt. Good light, almost daylight in color. Brighter than the high wattage 'standard' bulbs. Very happy so far!
1022216
I don't have any idea. I didn't keep bulbs because they were the wrong bulbs for the lamps that I had ordered at the same time and Amazon advertised them together. Sorry I can's help you.
1898888
They are 5 watt from the description on the box. I use them in my nightlights, and they are sufficient. Hope this helps with your decision.
1794084
What wattage and type of bulbs? Sounds like the fixtures are being overloaded.