What kind of base fixture does this LED require? I want to use it in a chicken coop to supplement lighting during the short winter days.
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It's a GU4 base. Two pins 4mm apart. Search for G4 socket (or GU4 socket) on Amazon and you'll find bare sockets that this will plug into. You could use these with a 12v car battery to light your chicken coop.That said, if you're looking to 'warm' your chicken coop as well as light it, these are not for you.
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I don't know the technical term but it just had two holes for the bulbs two prongs. It's not a screw in type. Hope that helps.
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It's a GU4 base. Two pins 4mm apart. Search for G4 socket (or GU4 socket) on Amazon and you'll find bare sockets that this will plug into. You could use these with a 12v car battery to light your chicken coop. That said, if you're looking to 'warm' your chicken coop as well as light it, these are not for you.
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Regular light bulb, I use the 60 watt, but a lower wattage would work good if you are going for a more low key atmosphere. Hope this helps!!
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We use an ordinary incandescent bulb and it works just fine. Great light, we love it. It is on our detached garage and gets brighter as we walk past it to the house and then dims to half bright.
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Don't know what that is. But the fixture works with any light bulb that has the base of a normal incandescent bulb (the kind that we have in virtually all of our light fixtures). Whatever base that is. Get a standard 60 watt bulb and use that as your guideline.
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This fixture uses 4-40W Xenon G9 Bi-pin (Bulbs Included). I doubt there are compatible LED lights for this fixture. But why would you want them? This fixture is really very nice as is. If the power cost has you worried...don't.
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Yes, u woyld check what the nax bulb require for the fixture, then convert to LED.Hope this helps
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Yep, the candelabra base bulb available in incandescent, CFL and LED. I personally prefer the Lowes store brand "Utilitec" CFL (curly bulb) as these bulbs produce the majority of their light at power-on, unlike other brands that advertise "Instant On" and don't deliver. For this particular light fixture, the 60w (soft light) curly works well. For color matching clothes or just an interesting look, try the "Natural Light" bulb which simulates the light entering through a north facing window. This is a solid fixture that I added to an old 70s vintage fan and the color matches very well.
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I put it in overhead light fixture in my barn . I replaced 300w bulb and going to buy more.
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You could use a regular bulb. The clear cover over the bulbs is plastic, so I would not use a bulb that will melt the plastic. The pole is aluminum and the base is plastic. Looks nice and works great. I use LED bulbs.
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I don't see why not I use flourence bulbs - your led should have a standard light bulb end if so it should screw in like a regular light bulb - under the 4 way socket there is a single socket the four sockets on top can not be moved works great for me
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That is the most common 'standard' medium base light bulb, the E27. Can you use "any" E27? The small LED may not draw enough amperage to make the electronics work.I used the sensor to control low wattage outdoor lighting and it worked fine.
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I hardly use this fixture. Light isn't very strong. Batteries don't last very long. You would be better off going with an electrical lighting fixture for better lighting.
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Illy-Den, can you tell me which specific halogen bulb to use? The previous bulb was a standard incandescent dimmable and I have been without the use of this fixture for months trying to find the appropriate one.
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Look for a 15 or 20 watt bulb in a hobby store or pet shop. Take the base in with you; they won't mind.
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I'm using a 600 watt light. It will work very well. On Amazon there are also square LED lights that really work well. They are a little more expensive but they are superb.
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You should be able to use up to a 60 W incandescent bulb. The limit is imposed by a thermal overload built into the fixture housing. If you need more light, I suggest you use a compact fluorescent or LED.
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That is the most common 'standard' medium base light bulb, the E27. Can you use "any" E27? The small LED may not draw enough amperage to make the electronics work. I used the sensor to control low wattage outdoor lighting and it worked fine.