Part of the listing say 75 watt halogen and then down below the listing say incandescent bulb type. Which is correct?
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I purchased two of these track light"s and can only speak of what happened with mine,, it took me several bulbs and some time but finally realized that the 3 bulb"s together can not be over 75 watts,, I ended up putting 25 watt halogen bulbs that I found at our local walmart in a 3 pack and the lights have worked fine since, the lighting is beautiful and easy to set up,, just don't do as I did and buy several variety and watt's of bulbs (I tried several and all that happens is they get hot and then simply go out some lasted a few hours, others a day or so) just remember 75 watts TOTAL per set. I purchased two of these track light"s and can only speak of what happened with mine,, it took me several bulbs and some time but finally realized that the 3 bulb"s together can not be over 75 watts,, I ended up putting 25 watt halogen bulbs that I found at our local walmart in a 3 pack and the lights have worked fine since, the lighting is beautiful and easy to set up,, just don't do as I did and buy several variety and watt's of bulbs (I tried several and all that happens is they get hot and then simply go out some lasted a few hours, others a day or so) just remember 75 watts... » Read More I purchased two of these track light"s and can only speak of what happened with mine,, it took me several bulbs and some time but finally realized that the 3 bulb"s together can not be over 75 watts,, I ended up putting 25 watt halogen bulbs that I found at our local walmart in a 3 pack and the lights have worked fine since, the lighting is beautiful and easy to set up,, just don't do as I did and buy several variety and watt's of bulbs (I tried several and all that happens is they get hot and then simply go out some lasted a few hours, others a day or so) just remember 75 watts TOTAL per set. « Show Less
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I purchased two of these track light"s and can only speak of what happened with mine,, it took me several bulbs and some time but finally realized that the 3 bulb"s together can not be over 75 watts,, I ended up putting 25 watt halogen bulbs that I found at our local walmart in a 3 pack and the lights have worked fine since, the lighting is beautiful and easy to set up,, just don't do as I did and buy several variety and watt's of bulbs (I tried several and all that happens is they get hot and then simply go out some lasted a few hours, others a day or so) just remember 75 watts TOTAL per set.
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These are NOT floodlights or spotlights. They are physically the same size as, but heavier than a 75 Watt incandescent bulb. Think of this Kobi LED 15Watt bulb as a brighter and much more energy efficient replacement for your 75 Watt incandescents bulbs.
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The item's instructions calls for 25 watt candalabra base bulbs. That's what I used.
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When I purchased this item (over a year ago) it was a true 75 W halogen bulb, not one of the "cheater" types that are lower wattage, but claim light utput of a higher wattage.It has a good, bright light with excellent color rendering.
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They use the typical 55w halogen H-3 bulb. I was going to upgrade to a 100w bulb but this was so bright that I didn't need to.
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I believe they are halogen GU10 bulbs (2), that are used, very easy to find at a home improvement store. All other items necessary to mount the unit are included.
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we used GE Reveal Halogen. This bulb uses 53 watts, replaces 75 watt bulb and has 790 lumens. Uses 28% less energy. We love it.
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Most bi-pin 20w halogens that I have seen are MR11. So you're probably in good shape. It's frustrating that the owner's manual from their own website does not state what kind of bulb this is precisely.
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NO halogen is the only available bulb for this light.There are some LED lights available but right now they are too pricey.Check out some some lamps made by Cooper lighting.They use PAR 38 bulbs but you can purchase CFL lamps PAR 38 that use a LOT less electricity.That's what I did on the last light I bought.
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I just called CREE and the customer service rep told me that the 40, 60, and 70W replacement bulbs are ok for an enclosed fixture. The 100W bulb is not.
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Sorry Christine I haven't had the time to even unpacked it yet:-(. However, the outside of the box says" 1 - 100W mini-can Halogen Bulb", which is included in the box. I hope this helps.
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The description states warm white. That would put in in the 2600K;2700K;2800K range, probably 2700K. This is the color of a regular incandescent light bulb. A halogen bulb would be 3000K(also called bright white); a daylight bulb(noon day sunlight equivalent) would be 5000K.
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Hello, Items will include the bulb and they will be halogen type. Thank you
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Don't know specs mine put out half the light as the halogen ones . It's more of a mood lighting , like a 15watt halogen bulb
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The bulbs we bought are 72 watts! They work great. They're the same product code, but our Ace had them in 72w, incandescent on a dimmer.
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No idea. Google is our friend, and your the exact question you posted and adding 'Halogen Bulbs' to the end of it, the best response I found: Halogen Bulbs By far, the best place to get lightbulbs in general, including halogen bulbs, is at a home center. The better, more reputable major manufacturers are General Electric, Osram/Sylvania, and Philips. Other established, reputable manufacturers such as Amglo, Ushio and Thorn are also good, but produce mainly more specialized types such as photographic and projector bulbs. I would avoid any others as of now. Off-brand halogen bulbs may be prone to reliability problems and may produce less light than the reputable brands. One particular bulb in high demand is the 300 watt tubular "Type J" halogen bulb for those torchiere lamps. Type "J" bulbs are also Type "T" (tubular) ones, so it is OK to use a similar-looking bulb that fits if it comes in a package saying "Type T" if the fixture has a label indicating requirement of "Type J". Do not use a 500 watt bulb even though in some stores, the 500 is cheaper or the only one there. A torchiere lamp rated for use with no more than a 300 watt bulb is a fire hazard with a 500 watt bulb. The wiring, especially where it connects to things, does not reliably stay cool enough with the higher current. The switch and any dimmer circuitry also do not reliably handle the higher current. I just got an e-mail from someone that G.E. brand 300 watt bulbs are available at Home Depot for $5.88 for a 2-pack. Compare this against $8 to $13 per bulb at supermarkets and chain drugstores!
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Each halogen bulb is 35 watts and included with the fixture. Great deal for the money. It is very bright so we installed a dimmer.