is it hard- wired and can you use more than a 60 watt bulb?
944738
This is a hard wired light fixture. But if you contact the seller, they can put a plug on it if you would rather. Just keep in mind that it only comes with 3' of a hang down so you might want to add cord (for a little extra charge) if you are plugging it in. Thank you.
1387275
No its not wired for a standard 100 watt bulb....But let me say the "free" bulb that comes with it is extremely bright!! I going to say at least 20 times brighter then a household 100watt bulb once warmed up. Its amazing bright and creates a true white beam. This is well worth it. I have used this one umbrella since I purchased it and have about 600 hours from the bulb....Good Luck.
2170204
yes it is - it has 6 watts - that is about equivalent to a 60 watt "classic" light bulb ...... the thing is not bright at all ..... and as it "ages" (within a few month) it is getting worse .... i had 12 of those and within a year - 4 are burned out completely - 4 are really dim and 4 still work .....
316387
Yes. I have them both hardwired. They have their own on/off switch. but you could also add a wall switch if desired. These are excellent lamps!!!
857575
Yes it is hardwired. It gives off plenty of light when used for and undercabinet or small closet situation it would not be so good for general room lighting
1323955
Additional answer: When it is noted that a bulb larger than 60 or 75 watts should not be used, it is because of the heat generated by an enclosed bulb, which can damage the fixture. It is not because of the wiring capacity of the fixture.
529823
I have a 60 watt bulb in mine, but it says it can take up to a 100 watt bulb max on the lamp.
598459
Hi. I have thrown away my box and instructions. Just as a common sense answer, I would not put over a 60 watt. It is a beautiful lamp and I love the diffused soft light it gives. So it is better for a corner that needs mood light than for use a functional strong illumination.
1481627
Not sure on the max, but I have had a 120 watt incandescent in there with no problem. Currently, I have an LED bulb that puts out equivalent light at a much, much lower wattage.
2108710
I would have no problem using this in a Max 60 watt fixture. Keep in mind that the Max ratings are normally related to the ability of the socket to handle bulb heat. Since the LED bulbs generate little heat it shouldn't be a problem. I have one in a workbench fixture and it's been working fine for 6+ months. I was going to use a CLF but the person using the bench has a problem with the flicker coming off CLF bulbs. No complaints with the Phillips LED so I think he is sold on the LED bulb.
2278567
The fixture takes 3 halogen bulbs, not sure if they're 50 or 60 watts, but it gives off plenty of light....hope this is helpful!!!
1820482
No its meant to be hard wired, you will need to buy the proper fixture to plug into wall
2232210
No. The 150W is the maximum. It is a safety issue as a 150W bulb gets very hot. A 40W bulb should be fine. I put a 9W LED bulb in mine and it works great.
1104925
I have a three lamp fixture that looks like a 75-100 watt incandescent. So to be honest, your 60 watt example would need two of these bulbs. They are also candelabra based (minny) designed for a chandelier or a similar styled lamp.
1061161
Mine is plug-in although I suppose it could be easily hard wired. These are the most beautiful lamps. People always comment on them. I highly recommend them.
1600186
Yes , you can if it fits. The power (watts) that the bulbs draws is 60 watts, so it is well within the maximum rating for the lamp, as you said it is 150 watts.
395771
I tried a 60w regular bulb and might have been able to get it in but it would really be tight and I was afraid I might break it. A higher wattage bulb might work if it has a longer neck.