Will this allow me to use a 3 5/8" approx diameter R-30 bulb in a 6 inch canister and hide the innards?
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It will. However, if you are directly below the bulb and look up into it, you might see some "innards".
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Yes, we use R30 bulbs in a 6 inch canister, and you cannot see the innards or even the rim at the top.
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Yep. And I highly suggest you try this bulb: Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 4) 8-Watt (65-Watt) BR30 LED Flood Light Bulb, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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I think that would work out just fine for you. Besides when the light is on nobody is going to be staring up at it!
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You most definitely will see innards! If that is not the look you are going for, do NOT order these. They did not fit my space previously occupied by a Halo fitting and I will be returning them for that reason.
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if you are referring to the length of the festoon bulb adapter, it is about 1 1/4" long and has a spring in the middle. Yes it will compress to 28mm which is just over an inch. You may need to pinch the "fingers" that hold the festoon bulb in to make them tighter
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The disc is about 2 inches diameter. It will fit in a under cabinet "puck" light fixture. If you have that much room in your deck lamp head then it would probably be okay. See my previous comments in questions or reviews about hos the version of this bulb I received in 6/2014 dims down after it has been on for 10 minutes or so.
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I don't see why not. I use a smaller bulb in mine like the A-15 because I don't like to see the bulbs, but if wanted to use a larger bulb you could.
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This is a PAR30L bulb in size. The 30 stands for 30/8 of an inch in width or 3 3/4" wide and an L bulb is 4.625" in length from bottom of socket to the top of the glass cover. This bulb will not be flush with a 5.5 inch deep fixture but will be recessed in your light fixture.For the record PAR 30S are only 3.625" in length or an inch shorter, but still 30/8" of an inch wide.
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Yes. This should work. It is 8.6 inches in diameter with a 4-pin connection 55watts and 3500k. My replacement bulb matches the other original in our family room in color and luminnce and has worked well.
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I don't have access to the product right now and can double check a different time. I'm certain the bulb is not 6x4x2. I have it installed in a standard light fixture or our RV. It fits perfectly and works very well.
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This hood uses aT24 fluorescent bulb. It is not big enough to hold a T36 bulb.
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Depends on the diameter of the can. The diameter of the bulb in 3-3/4 inches.
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The decorative piece will cover the hole but the bracket that attaches inside the pot light will not be big enough. This bracket holds the weight of the hanging light so it's important that it properly fits. If you were 4 or 6 inches you would be good. 8 inches is too big.
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I used it in a pole lamp and it is about 1 inch in diameter. Should work. Just be careful about getting the knob off.
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This bulb has the smallest diameter of any bulb I've used. It is probably what you need. It is an unusal size so make sure it is the correct length.
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yes, but I wanted to use it in a grow light can style receptacle and the width of the bulb at the bottom was too wide to use.
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To your second question, you can hide the bulb by moving it to a side with the bulb fixrure
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I think these would fit a 4 inch can, although I've got mine in a 6 inch. Best bulb ever for over the sink. The dimming works fine, down to a point where it just abruptly blacks out. We love it.
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It all depends on how big the can is. The bulb is about 5" diameter at the biggest part - There are extensions you can get for the socket - like from Cyberguys - but then the bulb is lower and may stick out - even if it did I still like these - they work with dimmers - they are bright when turned up - and low power usage -
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Hello, yes, it will fit. The size difference is so small that you will only have a small gap between the two curved spaces. Just don't tighten it so much that it crushes the barrel of the light. :)