Is this a standard base bulb (e27)? I know its for reptiles, but would it fit in the average home lamp?
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it will definitely fit in a standard socket. No problem with it so far, and I have been using it that way for a little while now.
1284106
It would fit in an average size socket but it does got hot so i would use it only in ceramic sockets. It gives off the essential vitamins that a reptile needs from the sun
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yeah its the standard Edison screw or whatever its called, i use it with an aluminum clamp light i got at lowes, similar to this one http://www.amazon.com/Woods-0151-8-5-Inch-Reflector-150-Watt/dp/B000HHQ94C/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1396549412&sr=8-2&keywords=Clamp+Light and we have that on a digital timer.
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yeah its the standard Edison screw or whatever its called, i use it with an aluminum clamp light i got at lowes, similar to this one Woods 0151 18/2 SPT-2 Clamp Lamp Light w/ 8.5-Inch Reflector, 150-Watt, 6-Foot Cord and we have that on a digital timer.
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It's a special bulb but you can use a standard square base bulb from a hardware store. It's not a perfect fit right it off the box though. I had to file off two small plastic ears on the bulb base with a metal file to get it to fit properly in the socket.
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the size wattage wise is up to the light itself, but it is for a standard size bulb base!!! like you have in all regular light fixtures!!!
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No you cannot use a regular bulb because it's deadly to reptiles, and in this model you need a special light bulb, look for it in related items. Hope I helped
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Hello Baiyu,This bulb is a "candelabra" base bulb, which is indeed smaller than a normal bulb. You can buy a standard-to-candelabra socket converter (which screws into a standard 1" socket and enables you to use candelabra based bulbs in a standard socket,) but the converter will add about 1.25" of height. If that is ok within your design, try Googling "standard to candelabra socket converter," otherwise bulbrite makes a similar bulb (wider bulb--same Edison straight filament) in the standard size socket. I hope that helps!-Nodframe & Jenkins
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It says it uses an E17 Intermediate Base bulb, which is smaller than the standard base which is E26. IT is the middle size of the three most popular blubs; The E17 base is larger than a candelabra (E12) and smaller than a medium (E26) or ... You can get different watts.
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My husband bought regular shop light fixtures and had exchange them because the reptile bulb size is "T8" and a regular fluorescent fixture is a "T10" I believe. He got the T8 fixture in Lowes. We also found out that if there is not 2 bulbs in the unit a single light won't light up. I hope that helps!
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I don't know about your fixtures, since I don't know if they're normal, but this has the same threading and size as a standard 60W incandescent light bulb. For reference, the "normal" 60W incandescent, in the U.S., uses an E26 base, which this uses. So if you're looking at any CFL or LED bulb, if you can find the base specified as E26, then that gives you the "normal" size. There's more here (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edison_screw) and here (http://www.harringtonlights.com/Reference/identifying_light_bulbs.htm).
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I believe any reptile spot lamp bulb would work. Do not exceed 100w on this fixture, it can cause over heating
454884
The lamp takes a candelabra base bulb. I bought a very inexpensive adapter (candelabra to standard converter) and I use standard base bulbs without any problem.
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Just a standard A lamp with an E27 base works. Love the lanterns, great BBQ lighting!Enjoy.
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Standard bulb fits... just don't use 100 watt because it will "melt" the lamp!
1071103
I do not know what an E 27 base is---However, I can say that this base does fit into a standard size bulb base. It will fit the base of standard lamps or that of standard ceiling mounted receptors.
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This is only the bulb. You need reptile flukers to hold the bulb. See the following link;Fluker's 5.5" Repta Clamp Lamp with Switch
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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 bought one from this company so you wouldn't be buying it from me. That being said, I haven't inspected the light but I would guess its a standard bulb given the price.
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Even though I am not familikar with the SPECIFIC brand you mentioned, I DO know that this replacement bulb has an "E-39" (size- Base. MEANING thast the SOCKET INTO WHICH THIS FITS MUST BE AN E-39 SOCKET.E39 is BIG base-LIGHT FIXTURES DO NOT NORMALLY tell you which bulb to buy, so LOOK at the specs for this fixture and see WHICH BULB-SIZE IT TAKES.I do hope this info helps.PEACE~