Could these light bulbs be used to light a garage (mounted on ceiling like a regular bulb)?
922544
Any light bulb can be used. This is a Compact Florescent bulb and will burn out quickly if you switch it on and off many times. It may be bright enough but multiple lights work better to avoid shadows when working under the hood of a car.
922545
no i cannot be plugged into a standard light bulb socket. it needs to be plugged into a 4 prong ballast in order to work. some floor lamps uses these.
1294492
Mine is in our garage, but it is open to the south. I think if you had some kind of 'lamp', the bulb would be fine outside.
1895335
They can. The lights project less than a quarter inch beyond the surface. Remember that they require a 13/16" hole and take this into consideration when drilling through structural members. I ended up mounting mine through the bottom stringer that the end of the baluster is attached to.
1977317
I am pretty sure they will. It has been a while since I used an easy bake... But all you need is heat and very little long term use, so I would go with the cheapest old school bulb. Never a "cool" or low watt equivalent. I use these in my garage for high light level and they have been fine for the past year.
927752
Dont see why not, but why not run a compact fluorescent instead. These are very well made fixtures, heat should not be a problem either way.
101205
In fact these bulbs will work great in a can (recessed) light fixture. Most of the light is emitted from the round end of the bulb.
1868473
Yes they can , They can be used any place any other light bulb can be used , They are no different than any other light bulb!
961888
Yes, I would think so if your incandescent bulbs provided enough light. I used mine for pendant lights over a counter seating area and feel they are as bright as the incandescent dimmables I replaced. I am very happy with warm white color as well. Not too warm not too white.
1082239
I have mine mounted on the front of my garage, with the bottoms about 6-8 inches higher than the garage doors, and they work just fine. In fact, I have had earlier versions of these same lights mounted there for over 10 years, and they always work as advertised.
186648
i think that would work well. I have them as under cabinet lights in the kitchen, and under the baseboards in my daughters room. very nice
655172
You could if they were mounted low enough. They are SUPER- bright, so I'd be careful about laws where you live. But they would work great
262030
I wouldn't think so, but I purchased a smaller wattage than what you'd probably want--and size, to fit the lamps I have. It is possible the longer bulbs might suit but you'd better measure your placement location(s) well as mine barely fit my overheads but did well with the table lamps.
216778
Yes but they would be VERY dim. Night light replacements.Odd coincidence, because I just put in candelabra to medium base adapters in my overhead fan so I could get MORE light.
2277002
I would think so as long as you have dimmable bulbs. But I really like mine, they replaced the nasty apartment ones & a great price!
2027966
I think yes. I used them in a regular 110 volt fixture I bought from lowes. But you MUST wire the fixture to 12 volt only! Do not use regular 110volt house electric. These bulbs are pretty bright.
995859
Not a good idea if the ceiling fan has an enclosed cover. These bulbs are halogen and get hot and have a small candelabra base. I don't think your ceiling fan has a candelabra base.
1916086
Not really. They are fairly bright, but directional, as with most LED bulbs. I would use their colored light to light a surface - ceiling, wall or table - but use additional small warm bulbs for decent peripheral illumination.