Best holding base/lamp for this bulb?
1481609
Mine is installed in a recessed ceiling light fixture but a table top lamp would work too. Based on the design of the bulb it would appear to need a fixture that is either ceiling mounted or one that is straight up and down. Hope this helps!
1481610
Any kind of lamp base you want but you'll have to remove the wire that holds the lamp shade.
1275690
Attach the metal bar to the wall with the two long screws sticking out toward you. Put the round part of the wall lamp onto the two screws and screw on the round balls to hold it in place.
1257030
Unscrew the base (looking at it right side up) to expose the two prong holes, then insert the bulbs. Do not touch the bulbs with your fingers - use a tissue or anything to hold the bulb. Since the bulbs are halogen, any oil from your fingers will cause the bulb to overheat and burn out early.
649421
I have a regular household light bulb in mine so I would guess a medium base led would work. Hope that helped.
1589174
I am unable to find the picture of the base for the lightbulb that you would like to replace so unable to help. If you can send a link showing the base or photos of it will be more helpful.
692827
It has a harp for the lamp shade to separate it from the bulb. I used a round lamp shade that was about 8" long and about 12" bottom diameter. A square lamp shade would look good as well.
1687041
We used a typical Edison Bulb and it does not stick out the bottom of the of the fixture. We bought bulbs at Home Depot, but Amazon has them too. They run anywhere from $6-$12 each bulb.
2283221
The specs certainly aren't much help and any directions that came with my unit are long gone. As I remember there is a rubber gasket to seal the unit from moisture. And you could certainly wrap a bit of duct tape around the opening between the bulb and base or some silicone sealer would also work.
568911
The bulb is held in a bracket that is accessed from the back. Simply turn the bracket 1/4 turn and pull it out the back. the bulb will be in the bracket.
1214869
When I removed my old burned out bulb the glass pulled out. When I replace it again (I own 2 of these type desklights) I am going to try pulling the "Base" and not the bulb. BTW: One of the suggestions is to use soft cloth when handling the glass part to prevent the oil from your fingers from tainting the light emission. ALSO .... The base is "Crimped" together and it "Will" pull apart. That also happened to me.
1832363
that is a great question---I do not know the answer. You'd better google the differenttypes of lamp bases. I use it with a regular old light bulb that you use with any lamp.
1365988
I looped a long plastic tie through one of the loops at the end of the bulb itself (the end not screwed in) and tied it to the shield so it wouldn't wobble. This worked pretty well for me. The bulb is so heavy it started to hang down a bit. They need to fix this issue.
2078842
There is no holder for the bulbs. I hooked up two bulbs with my hands while the equipment where the bulbs was supposed to be connected turned off. When I turned them on, they came on OK. The bulbs are not static sensitive and as long you grab them by the glass portion and the equipment is off, you shall be fine.
829695
I didn't use one. I have a threaded socket and a threaded lamp shade. I have another floor lamp that needed a new electrical socket...couldn't get a threaded one. We just neatly wound electrical tape at the end of the socket and turned the lamp shade over that. I holds just fine
140482
I use a cfl and it works fine. I think the "traditional" bulb for this lamp is more indirect, but the socket is a standard size, so you should be able to screw anything into it.
2265954
On my lamp, there are two brackets mounted to the base of the bulb socket. They rise up on either side and around the bulb and come together above the bulb, form a little platform to which the shade is attached by a finial which screws into the platform.
28564
I haven't had to rplace the bulb, but, I will probably go to Amazon where they can get you almost anything!Good luck.