What type bulb does this take? Maximum wattage?
925273
I just have the squiggle kind in there, probably the one that is equivalent to 100 w. Maybe on the bottom it says what it can take but frankly, the base is too heavy to easily turn over to see. I got it before the LED ones were really widespread. It does not illuminate a wide area; I have it over a table where I have a small sculpture, and it's great for that. If you want a room illuminating light, look for the LeKlint pendant lamps.
925274
It just takes a standard bulb of whatever you want - it's wide open at the bottom so it's not going to get too hot.
482961
It requires a 40 watt bulb. I bought it for my husbands desk it gives off very good light and it looks very nice great price for a great product.
2087865
I currently use a CFL bulb in mine. Only limit would be the size of the bulb (higher wattage = bigger bulb)
1923871
Hi. You can not use a bulb that requires more than 13watts for each socket. You will burn out the socket.
2197326
I gave to my granddaughter and I do not remember. I thought it was a 4 watt bulb. I will ask and repost.
1196819
These that any size light bulb, I believe up to 60 watt. I am using 15w CF lights in them. They will also take LED lights to give you even longer lifetime.
1359025
Takes a regular light bulb, 25 watt. Don't buy this product. I had it for less that a rear and it fell apart and had to be thrown out.
885504
I don't think there is a wattage limit on this, but the max wattage I used was 100. That's only because I didn't need anything brighter.
1826123
I don't recall a specific wattage requirement. I use 40 or 60 watt bulbs. I usually just use one lamp at a time , but if I need more light I just turn on a second one.
305431
Check out here first:http://www.lampsplus.com/light-bulbs/This lamp takes any type of bulbs that has same interface as the "standard household Incandescent A-type light bulb". On the sticker it says "MAX 15W medium base type A". So if you want to use standard household A-type bulb, maximum power is 15W because the lamp top is made of plastic and high power bulbs will melt the top. I'm using a 60W LED Bi-directional LED bulb from COSTCO and it's fantastic.
555045
It accepts any size / wattage bulb however, you should check the lantern you are using it with for the max wattage for the lantern. I am using it with a paper lantern and it's max is 40. DO NOT EXCEED WHAT THE LANTERN SAYS! (Yes, I've made that mistake in the past. It isn't pretty)
1501177
It uses a standard E26, 100W max bulb. We are using an 18W E26 CFL with no problems.
601722
I would suppose it would depend on the wattage of bulb you use, not necessarily the unit itself. Not sure what the rating is on it as far as the maximum wattage it will handle. Maybe you can Google it if it's not in the info of the listing.
1245807
Maximum 9 Watt or 40 Watts. Definitely don't go above that. I neglected to check the wattage and used a 60 Watt bulb, which melted the exterior.
1790078
60 watts max w/male end the size of a nitelite bulb. I used the energy star certified 60-watt CFL bulbs. The bulbs I bought are a bit too long but work. Choose one that is no more than 4 inches in length.
765098
It takes a 25 watts max Type T bulb. I did a quick search and a T bulb 25 watt incandescent is rated for 1000 hrs a little less than the common housewhole 60 watt incandescent lamp(A19) (A19 use in table lamps from 1940 to 2000 now adays everyone uses CFL).
1899350
I just looked at the base of the bulb and it seems like it says 26 watts. Don't think that will exceed the maximum of your lamp.