Is it an 18W bulb or 16.25W bulb? There is a conflict with description and name..
2015933
I called Kichler because they no longer showed the 16.25W bulbs for purchase. I was told 18 Watt was fine to switch to. They said to use Kichler 17025 10 Pack 12 Volt T5 Wedge 18 Watt 921 Xenon Bulbs which were now being shipped when purchasing the model lighting that I have.
2015934
16.25 watt Xenon bulb :Kichler Lighting 17025 Outdoor 12V 16.25-watt Wedge Base T5 Replacement Xenon Lamp, Clear
1992740
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.
2182804
That is a strange set of numbers as far as I'm concerned. I have always ordered replacement 27 watt bulbs through Amazon and only pay attention to the type of bulb, that is, a four prong, four tube 27 watt bulb. There have been a variety of vendors and all of the bulbs I have ordered work just fine.
1501177
It uses a standard E26, 100W max bulb. We are using an 18W E26 CFL with no problems.
823603
Hello there! It actually is a 2ft T5 Fluorescent 24W Light Bulb that you are looking for. You should definitely be able to locate them at Home Depot, at least online that is!
2116593
I used a Sylvania 4W. 4C7/BL/4PK. UPC 4613513549 From my local KMart. The 15watt bulb it shipped with was too bright.
717076
The bulbs are each 50W (equivalent to 250W of output) for a total of 500W illumination combined. Thank you for notifying us of the error. We will update our ad. Have a great day. Steve K
2104665
The bulbs vary in price according the the wattage. I believe the cheaper one ($16 to $18) is a 6 watt bulb. I bought the 8.1 watt version for more light. The ads are a little vague on the equivalent incandescent wattage, but I saw one of the 6 watt bulb ads claiming a 60 watt equivalence. I'm assuming the 8 watt (or 8.1) is supposed to be a 75 watt equivalence, but it looks a bit dim to me. It does, however, perform exactly as advertised, so I'm happy I bought it. I believe that ChiChin also advertises a 4 watt version, but I'd guess that it would be VERY dim (40 watt equivalence?). Hope this helps... The bulbs vary in price according the the wattage. I believe the cheaper one ($16 to $18) is a 6 watt bulb. I bought the 8.1 watt version for more light. The ads are a little vague on the equivalent incandescent wattage, but I saw one of the 6 watt bulb ads claiming a 60 watt equivalence. I'm assuming the 8 watt (or 8.1) is supposed to be a 75 watt equivalence, but it looks a bit dim to me. It does, however, perform exactly as advertised, so I'm happy I bought it. I believe that ChiChin also advertises a 4 watt version, but I'd guess that it would be VERY dim (40 watt equivalence?). Hope... » Read More The bulbs vary in price according the the wattage. I believe the cheaper one ($16 to $18) is a 6 watt bulb. I bought the 8.1 watt version for more light. The ads are a little vague on the equivalent incandescent wattage, but I saw one of the 6 watt bulb ads claiming a 60 watt equivalence. I'm assuming the 8 watt (or 8.1) is supposed to be a 75 watt equivalence, but it looks a bit dim to me. It does, however, perform exactly as advertised, so I'm happy I bought it. I believe that ChiChin also advertises a 4 watt version, but I'd guess that it would be VERY dim (40 watt equivalence?). Hope this helps... « Show Less
700859
It is a 25 Watt bulb, type "T". I can't say I have the type of bulb before, sort of tubular night lite.
688553
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.
1415577
I used a 150 watt bulb without a issue. By the way, you can get this at Mennards for a lot less.
1519754
No idea. It's 13W, and I looked for one for years. Was SO tickled to find it, for my little Ott light was going to waste. It's a pleasant bright. Hope that helps.
1644459
I saw 8W or 15W CFL's that size at a OSH hardware store here in California, but I do not remember if they are the colour correct type. The ones on the dickblick website have one part # for 2 different sizes?
1146286
It's a MR16 20 watt bi-pin bulb. As the original bulbs burn out I've replaced them with LED bulbs that give me the equivalent of 35 watts, but only use 5 watts of power. They are more expensive, but save in the long run and should last a long, long time. You may be able to find a 50 watt equivalent.
2003200
The bulb has 170W-135W written on it and I have no problems with the brightness.
2275982
I was the one who called them, no, it is 4150K, not 4300, based on the marked part number of the bulb I received direct from Amazon, which was 66144, you can also find it in the specification sheets for that part number marked on the bulb at Sylvania's website.
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It looks like any of the four prong bulbs. Mine is simply labeled 18w 930lm.