What is the base size? It does not look like it fits in a standard socket, but you do not mention the base size? And what is the CRI, how can you no
2046411
They will fit in a standard socket, however, the spiral part of the bulb has quite a large diameter. If you have a fixture with three of four sockets, they may not fit is the sockets are too close together. I have four sockets in a softbox that I built myself. These bulbs work great for me but I spaced the sockets so that the bulbs would fit. I don't remember but I think the bolts are 6500 K.
2046412
The CFL bulb size is that of a standard medium base light bulb if the wattage is generally less than 150--higher and it is a bigger mogul base. The Kelvin range for these is usually over 4000 Kelvin making them a bright white.
2046413
I have tried the 45w, 85w and 105w versions of this bulb and all of them have a standard screw in base that fits any normal light socket you would use for a normal 60w incandescent bulb. That said, once you get past the actual screw in part of the base, these bulbs are significantly larger than thier incandescent counterparts. The would work fine in a bare socket you might find in a garage or basement but if you want to put them into any kind of covered fixture or lamp the size may be an issue as the ballasts and the lamp itself are quite a bit larger than a regular incandescent bulb. I have tried the 45w, 85w and 105w versions of this bulb and all of them have a standard screw in base that fits any normal light socket you would use for a normal 60w incandescent bulb. That said, once you get past the actual screw in part of the base, these bulbs are significantly larger than thier incandescent counterparts. The would work fine in a bare socket you might find in a garage or basement but if you want to put them into any kind of covered fixture or lamp the size may be an issue as the ballasts and the lamp itself are quite a bit larger than a regular incandescent... » Read More I have tried the 45w, 85w and 105w versions of this bulb and all of them have a standard screw in base that fits any normal light socket you would use for a normal 60w incandescent bulb. That said, once you get past the actual screw in part of the base, these bulbs are significantly larger than thier incandescent counterparts. The would work fine in a bare socket you might find in a garage or basement but if you want to put them into any kind of covered fixture or lamp the size may be an issue as the ballasts and the lamp itself are quite a bit larger than a regular incandescent bulb. « Show Less
597747
This bulb will not fit in a candelabra base socket. The socket size is the standard bulb size. (Medium base/ E26)
1564976
Sorry ...... I am on vacation and cannot measure the socket adapter. I use it with 4 Phillips 60W LED Bulbs. The bulbs do not come close to touching each other. The only problem I had was with clearing the "harp". I used a screw-in adapter to lengthen the lamp socket so that the 4-socket adapter would clear the "harp".
1849639
Yes, but it is a mogul base which requires a special larger socket (readily available online or at hardware stores).
1451246
What size is the socket if it is not the size as found in a large table lamp then no if it is the same then yes
30074
I wish I could say for sure as I have not used it in that fashion, but should fit any base that uses the candelbara type of socket. Hope this helps.
1266666
It fits into a standard E26/27 household socket. I have no idea what your socket type is, never heard of it.
82892
hisorry, i am not near my outlet, so cannot measure it for you. it works well & have not had any problems with it. maybe when you google the item it will give you the spec's. Good luck
51348
No, but I have seem a screw in adapter though. It screws into the socket and bulb then screws into that. As I remember it was about 1 inch in height, I will do a search. Later, Fredric Myers
2070296
It's an E11 used only for small halogen bulbs. I don't believe there is any other bulbs that use an E11 socket. You can adapt an E11 to E12 (candelabra base). I replaced the socket with a standard E19 socket. The other limiting factors are the diameter of the shade opening (small) and its depth. I was able to get 40W equiv LED ceiling fan bulb to fit. If you go that way, be sure to get a bulb rated for enclosed fixtures. In short, it's possible, but difficult. The manufacturer needs to update the light assembly since a 75W or 100W halogen uses up to 10X what an equivalent LED bulb would, has a much shorter life, and produces unecessary heat. It's an E11 used only for small halogen bulbs. I don't believe there is any other bulbs that use an E11 socket. You can adapt an E11 to E12 (candelabra base). I replaced the socket with a standard E19 socket. The other limiting factors are the diameter of the shade opening (small) and its depth. I was able to get 40W equiv LED ceiling fan bulb to fit. If you go that way, be sure to get a bulb rated for enclosed fixtures. In short, it's possible, but difficult. The manufacturer needs to update the light assembly since a 75W or 100W halogen uses up to 10X what an equivalent LED bulb would,... » Read More It's an E11 used only for small halogen bulbs. I don't believe there is any other bulbs that use an E11 socket. You can adapt an E11 to E12 (candelabra base). I replaced the socket with a standard E19 socket. The other limiting factors are the diameter of the shade opening (small) and its depth. I was able to get 40W equiv LED ceiling fan bulb to fit. If you go that way, be sure to get a bulb rated for enclosed fixtures. In short, it's possible, but difficult. The manufacturer needs to update the light assembly since a 75W or 100W halogen uses up to 10X what an equivalent LED bulb would, has a much shorter life, and produces unecessary heat. « Show Less
1652284
Fits a standard US 110 volt outlet. Unit is not grounded but the blades are different size so it fits into the socket only one way.
1359433
Be careful that the base matches. There are several that look alike. Some have ballasts in the bulb others have the ballast in the socket. Mine had four holes in base but two holes were blocked so that the 4 pin bulb I bought didn't fit so I had to send it back and then the replacement only lasted one hour. After buying four bulbs and they only lasted a short time, I gave up.
869831
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.
1044569
This is an odd size and I just can't remember. The socket that fits it is available at Home Depot. This anode is the plug for the Suburban water heater so you can probably get the size from their website or owner's manual.
985947
It is not a standard size. It is a metric odd sized. Could not find a back up for mine. I would eather tap it out and get a screw or send it back.
60791
Hi - I ordered this a few weeks ago to plug into a brand new outdoor light fixture I purchased at Lowes, so I could insert a regular incandescent 25 watt lightbulb, and that size sounds about right. I can go home and measure it tonight and get back with you. Karen
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It is about the size of an electrical outlet. I have mine mounted in a standard outlet box.