What is the wattage of this bulb?
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btw, so dumb that these vendors post bulbs w/o giving voltage or wattage. When we remove the bulbs, we can clearly see voltage and wattage on the base. So we're naturally looking for those characteristics when we buy a replacement. Vendors need to think about the consumers who buy these and what they look for when buying a bulb. An another note: that screw-on base style is for 120VAC bulbs. At least think those are always 120VAC. 12V and 24V don't seem to use this type of base (never saw a srew-in 12 or 24 volt bulb).
364322
Hi Benita, best way is to remove the bulb and get the nameand watt amount. Then search the Internet.
1624938
up to 100W. I have a 60W bulb in it, and that's about bright enough for me.
362725
On the bulb it indicates it is a 45W 120V bulb. You can find this at a box sized hardware store like Home Depot or Lowes.
1203217
The bulb is 9 watts, works great for better than a year of continuous use......by the way, it can also serve as a night light.
2236192
I am not sure about the wattage but it is the 17 inch bulb that goes in it. There shouldnt be very many that will fit it.
940515
The bulb is a GU10-C 50W 110V, 5100K, 50 watt. Do a search on that and quite a few sales outlets will come up. There is also a Halogen bulb and a Warm Light version available - on Amazon. They are a little less expensive BUT you'll have to watch your white balance to keep it correct. It's a fairly standard bulb.
215483
Can't answer that question. We are using the bulb that was in it when we bought it.
897728
18 watt bulb. The bulbs last for years. Amazon sells the bulbs. It is the best lamp ever.
558915
I don't know. I should research it as I don't care for the wattage. My bulb will probably last a long time because I don't like it. If you find one please post!
409423
I don't actually know what the wattage is, but it's plenty bright for reading or anything you want to do that needs light. I couldn't be happier with the lamp that I bought. I recommend it highly.
1316413
My measurements show about 1.5 watts of actual power consumed but it is supposed to have the brightness of a G4 10-watt halogen bulb. I'm happy with these bulbs in the recessed puck fixtures in my RV. They fit nicely in both the smaller "10-watt" fixtures as well as the larger "20-watt" fixtures.
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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 .....
1138106
The bulb is about 14" long, and I don't recall the watt rating. Both of your questions should be answered in the spec section of the particular item you are looking at.
2035997
I'm not sure of the exact wattage the manufacturer says, but we put in some frosted glass bulbs (candelabra) and they too bright. We have the light on a dimmer, so it's not a problem, but we rarely turn it all the way up. Those are 60W. Btw- We love this chandelier. It's perfect, for us.
1803709
I don't know the exact wattage, but it's low--about like a night light. These bulbs look exactly like a flickering candle so higher wattage would ruin the effect. I used them very successfully in a Medieval stage setting for Vacation Bible School.
1826123
I don't recall a specific wattage requirement. I use 40 or 60 watt bulbs. I usually just use one lamp at a time , but if I need more light I just turn on a second one.