is it a standerd edison base bulb. and if u screw it into a 120-volt socket what will happen?
1041513
Yes sir it is a standard edison screw. It will flash brightlyand all the LEDs will be fried. I brought this light for a solar lighting project powered by a 12 volt car battery.
1041514
Yes, it fits a standard edison base. DO NOT attempt to use it in socket wired to 120 volts, you will definitely destroy the bulb and may start a fire!!!
1041515
The base is a standard Edison base...fits any standard light fixture...IF you install it in a 120 volt fixture, then you have just FRIED this bulb....if it is the same one I bought, it is 12 volt only !!! If you want to know if you can use a 120 socket being fed 12 volts, then yes you can.Remember that 12 volt normally runs alot higher amperage, but the LED 's require alot less, and wire accordingly...rsbhunter
1041516
Yes this is A standard Edison Bulb it will thread into A standard Light Socket. But do not Plug this Bulb int 120 volt it will Blow. This Bulb is A 12 volt D C current it will work on Car Batterie. Be safe do not hook to 120 Volt A C
351683
It is 120 volt, with a medium base socket that takes a standard A-19 lamp. As I recall it is 60 watt maximum, but might be more. The stem is a 1/2" conduit thread. We put a 12" GRC nipple in it for a stem. I believe you can order stems that are the same color as the fixture.
704519
Unfortunately, we don't carry the GU5.3 base light bulb in 120V AC. We only have this kind of light bulb in low voltage (12V).
843453
it is a standard Edison base, however in my opinion, the light is crap. It looks cool on the outside, yet has substandard wiring, hence any bulb larger than 25-watts burns it out. What good is a 25-watt lamp???
1608121
I don't know about your fixtures, since I don't know if they're normal, but this has the same threading and size as a standard 60W incandescent light bulb. For reference, the "normal" 60W incandescent, in the U.S., uses an E26 base, which this uses. So if you're looking at any CFL or LED bulb, if you can find the base specified as E26, then that gives you the "normal" size. There's more here (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edison_screw) and here (http://www.harringtonlights.com/Reference/identifying_light_bulbs.htm).
21545
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.
1313019
It fits in a standard light bulb socket. Just note that the base widens more quickly than a standard light bulb and can be a problem in some fixtures.
2208583
It fits a regular modern light socket. I have a Bankers lamp from the 70's , 80's and this bulb was short enough and screwed right into the socket without a problem. Bulb still works after many months, so it is also keeping its life.
1099472
The bulb is a T12 , 1 1/2 in diam. The type used in the old standard fixtures.
1207288
Yes, the E26 base is the normal everyday light bulb socket used everywhere in the US as standard for a very long time now. This bulb is ONLY for 12V DC applications. Positive should be connected to the tip contact and Negative to the collar contact. You will appreciate the amount of light you get.... go for it!
1920120
Yes, it is a standard edison base (normal light bulb), and yes, it can be used in a standard porch enclosed light fixture.
1224944
The socket is configured to fit a regular light bulb fixture. I just a regular 60 watt energy savings bulb. You can use halogen but may be an overkill.
308145
Yes this is a medium base bulb , but you have to know if the fixture you are putting this in can handle 150 watts , you said it would replace a 65 watt bulb so be careful not to buy a bulb with to high of wattage, good luck
149599
Yes for pain, standard bulb socket. The lamp housing must be rated for 250 watts, most are not.
1153151
I am not sure I understand the question and I don't know the technical terms. The bulb comes with its own transformer which in turn should be connected to the 110V wires (via the two wire marked "input). (Yes, the transformer looks like a "white box"...)
545507
This bulb has a standard light screw base - E26. My use is for our porch lights.
245509
It is an E26 Medium Edison base. The same as your standard incandescent bulb.