what does medium base light mean?
991981
Also known as an E26 base, it fits your standard size US lightbulbs (as opposed to the smaller candelabra, also known as E12). http://www.bulbs.com/learning/basechart.aspx
991982
Also known as an E26 base, it fits your standard size US lightbulbs (as opposed to the smaller candelabra, also known as E12).http://www.bulbs.com/learning/basechart.aspx
847324
The description for this item makes it confusing because it states it's a E-26 holder so is this a medium size base or does it take the mogul type base bulbs? From some of the answers and the description I'm confused on what size base it takes a E26 or the larger size?
2241606
There is a high, medium and night light setting. The high is very bright and highly satisfactory.
1042670
Its the color temperature of the light in unit Kelvins. Check this out for more information. http://www.takecontrolandsave.coop/documents/CFLColorTemperature.pdf
1910915
These bulbs are a "medium" base bulb. They will not work on candelabra sockets. They do make them though.
686562
Its a regular bulb base i don't recommend these though not much light emitted from these.
1249750
uses three 60 watt bulbs per box; I used 3 CFLs 13 watt, and it is bright for my small hallway. Larger CFLs and LEDs will work also. Medium base.
2138424
It means 2 lights. Well worth the price. Just make sure you have a full 12th and a good ground.
1651617
My husband said it came with a very small light bulb and he doesn't remember the base. I'm sorry he wasn't more helpful.
931285
The manufacturer lists one 100 watt medium base bulb. The bottom of the fixture is open to change bulb.
1864899
I am not entirely sure what you mean I don't think your question is entirely clear. But these are A19 base bulbs which is a pretty standard light bulb base in the US. If you look at a lamp in your home it likely is a A19.
1409887
The base is for a standard bulb, but this in not a light. It requires a bulb to be screwed into the socket.
1534645
There are two questions here. This A21 bulb is slightly larger (the bulb itself) than a "standard, old-fashioned" light bulb which generally has a bulb diameter of A19. "Medium base" is the same as "Standard" base which is E26 or E27. (Don't confuse "Medium base" with "intermediate base".) The base of this bulb is in fact Medium, but if you really need a bulb where the "bulb part" is no larger in diameter than A15, this blub might be too large for your fixture. For the second question, look for "light bulb base chart" and "light blub size chart" on a search engine and then you can search for what you need. There are two questions here. This A21 bulb is slightly larger (the bulb itself) than a "standard, old-fashioned" light bulb which generally has a bulb diameter of A19. "Medium base" is the same as "Standard" base which is E26 or E27. (Don't confuse "Medium base" with "intermediate base".) The base of this bulb is in fact Medium, but if you really need a bulb where the "bulb part" is no larger in diameter than A15, this blub might be too large for your fixture. For the second question, look for "light bulb base chart" and... » Read More There are two questions here. This A21 bulb is slightly larger (the bulb itself) than a "standard, old-fashioned" light bulb which generally has a bulb diameter of A19. "Medium base" is the same as "Standard" base which is E26 or E27. (Don't confuse "Medium base" with "intermediate base".) The base of this bulb is in fact Medium, but if you really need a bulb where the "bulb part" is no larger in diameter than A15, this blub might be too large for your fixture. For the second question, look for "light bulb base chart" and "light blub size chart" on a search engine and then you can search for what you need. « Show Less
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They do have a smaller base than standard bulbs, but be aware that there are multiple base sizes, still. E11 is mini-candelabra, and E12 is just candelabra. These bulbs are E12, which I think is the most common for chandeliers that use smaller bulbs.
1536213
Switch not needed as you only tap the base for light intensity (low, medium, high or off)
505759
It means it is the same as equvalent halogen. No adaptor needed if you are buying correct base bulb for your fixture.
1383614
No. It is a very small base. Smaller than standard bulbs and a little larger than candabra base.