Is there enough room to put a G24 to E26 adapter & standard screw in CFL or LED in? Thanks
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I'm sorry to answer when in truth I don't know what you're talking about. However, you mention LED, and I have a fan now that suggested using a fluorescent bulb, but I put in an LED, and I've had no problem. The trick seems to be to put in the right size, or a small enough bulb plus the right wattage, so it fits. Either type bulb saves energy, but the LED avoids the mercury, and it is the newer technology, plus there is no delay in getting full light, when turning it on. As for this particular model, I don't see why a correctly sized LED, and some kind of night light would not work, as bulbs.
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No. There is a metal guard in the way. This guard separates the night light from the light bulb. There is little clearance beyond what is needed to install the CFL that comes with the fan. Max Clearance is 3.75"
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nope... this is for standard size light bulbs E27 and for video they are great... get 4 daylight colored CFL bulbs of the equivalent to 100 watts of old style light bulbs and you have a lot of nice light that does not generate a lot of heat...
1919028
These fixtures take standard screw-in (E27) light bulbs. If your bulb has pins instead of an E27 base then I think you're out of luck save finding an adapter.
170259
The GU24 Adapter adds about 1/2 inch to the length of the light bulb. The compact fluorescent bulbs that I had planned on using protruded below the globes and was obtrusive. I had to choose a smaller candelabra style bulb that was easier on the eye.
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The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people have commented, I would go with the 1-1/2" addition at the socket level. Anything more is based on the bulb size. The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people... » Read More The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people have commented, I would go with the 1-1/2" addition at the socket level. Anything more is based on the bulb size. « Show Less
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Yes. The CFL bulb will fit. That is the type I use and it works quite well.
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I do not think so. Few are, some pending. However, the most important thing to be aware of, or pay particular attention to, is what the size dimentions of the LED lamps with G4 socket pins actually are. Very offen they are bigger than as shown. I "stuffed" in one of these in and cracked the fixture. It is $40 to replace a fixture. Also check the CCT, I tried some that flickered
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I am using it with an LED light bulb. Fits all standard bulbs is describing the opening that you screw the bulb into. I hope that helps
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I ran into the same issue years ago when I would buy lamps in Europe. At that time, I would just change out the sockets. Yes, you have it backwards in this case, you need a reducer, from E14 to E12, which will not have the height problem or visual I had going the other way. I believe Satco makes one, there are probably others, just research E14 to E12 reducer. Best wishies, enjoy your new treasure. PS Or you can buy the E14 LED Bulbs in the USA, which is how I got involved in all this.
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i dont know what base an E26 bulb has. the socket takes a standard type bulb such as you would use in a table lamp, so any standard bulb should screw in. that has that type base.
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There are GU-24 based LED bulbs available on Amazon, search GU-24 LED there are also converter bases if the bulb is short and will fit the space for the bulb and spacer. Try two 40 watt equivalent LEDs, should work OK and give plenty of light.
1655461
You have it backwards. This adapter is to use euro-size E14 bulbs in US fixtures with size E12 sockets.
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According to this article http://www2.buildinggreen.com/article/gu24-new-pin-base-cfls-leds (referenced by Wikipedia here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GU24_connector ) Discussing "adapters that would allow the use of screw-in bulbs on a GU24" such as this one, David Schiller (VP of Maxlite Sales "and a former director of Energy Star's fixture program") is quoted as saying: "Underwriters Laboratories (UL) said they would never approve them, and the State of California made them illegal."
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Designed for an incandescent, I had trouble fitting anything bigger than a 9W spiral CFL. Any LED bulbs that I'm aware of would be physically too big for the small horizontal bulb compartment. You might fit it in there, but you'd see where it rests against the glass diffuser.
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I agree with the other 2 answers. This fixture also has very little rim space so you don't have allot of wiggle room. LED technology is so nice because you don't have to worry about heat buildup like you do with other light sources.
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I have a 13 wt CFL installed. It's only rated for 60 wt standard. So you could put in a 23-26 wt CFL or LED as long as it has the standard bulb base you should be OK.
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Hi there...I purchased a converter from amazon and now I could use any standard base screw type light bulb. Hope this helps.