Does this have an E27 type base?
1071103
I do not know what an E 27 base is---However, I can say that this base does fit into a standard size bulb base. It will fit the base of standard lamps or that of standard ceiling mounted receptors.
2226721
It fits UK E27 bulb but I don't like this socket because it doesn't work well for long. That is my experience.
1435795
Sorry, I do not know; however, I learned shortly after I posted my comment that the base I purchased is not compatible with the model that I was looking for. There seems to be gazillions of different models, and unfortunately, it is very confusing trying to find the right one. My son finally called their help desk and had the rep tell him exactly which model to purchase. VERY FRUSTRATING! Good luck.
916832
It is a European base JDR E27 I bought mine a few years ago from LSE Inc. (Actually I bought a pair incase they did not match the original brightness). They work great.
1515970
Total length including base is exactly 3 inches. And yes, E26/E27 are considered 'medium base'.
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?
953495
Yes it will, works great on many E and M Series Models. Just make sure you buy the Pro2X Model
955537
I believe so. As long as the base of the bulb will screw into the socket. Basically this means the base should be a standard USA screw-in incandescent bulb that has a base type of E26. E stands for Edison screw-in and the 26 means that the base is 26 millimeters. E27 is the European standard screw-in size. (note: EagleLight part numbers that contain 'E27' sold in North America will fit E26 sockets and in many cases support voltages from 85VAC to 220VAC)
53103
No base. Just the bolts and nuts. The manufacturer will also recommend that you replace the pad if the board is really old. If you have questions, contact SR Smith and reach customer service ("officially" only for dealers, but they didn
1279819
Yes, this is pretty much the standard base for the container. I dud not see a model 6838, but it does fit the 6837 and 6843
2285099
Can't say for sure if it's a 26 or 27. Fits comfortably in a standard US lamp socket. Bulb is stamped 120 volts on base so I'm inclined to think it's an E26
2044690
Hi, thanks for contacting us. This board supports the E6000 series not the E5500 and E5800. I am sorry and if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know. Sincerely, Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
350867
Yes, you will have use the new base but the screw holes are in the exact same place. I just replace my 4210B's.
433896
It's my understanding that E27 is the "Standard Edison Screw" in the US. The product in question has an over-sized socket. If you intend to run a bulb with the standard US "Edison Screw", you will need an adapter.
1832362
I had the same question. After researching this is what I found. E27 is the European standard whereas the E26 (also called a medium base) is the American standard. The E27 base is 1 mm wider than the E26. The E27 base is also slightly longer, about 1 thread. From what I read the E27 base should be able to be used in a E26 socket in most cases but will be a tighter fit and may not screw in completely.
2145892
Probably it is an E26, but I believe that the two are pretty interchangeable !
1472440
Sorry about the confusion. This model does have a base plate. I just didn't have it installed.