What kind of light bulbs are used in the light? I see it requires 120v, but what kind of base?
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It uses bulbs with a candlelabra base.This bulb has a small base ( about the size of a pencil) .
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The bulb came with the fan. It's a bright light. Better than some other lights that have come with fan. It is plenty of light/adequate for a 12x12 room
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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.
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You need the candelabra light bulb, the base is the same as a night light bulb. You can find them at any home improvement store or walmart, target type store. They come in different wattage, too
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Hi Lee Soo Jun, Printing on the plastic base of the remote control light fixture indicates that it requires 120V 60Hz AC. janthree
1717550
The lights are 12V mounted on a standard E26 screw for light bulbs. Works very well. Be aware if you screw this item into a standard 110V circuit, all kinds of bad things will happen.
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I'm not 100% sure I understand your question. What this fixture uses are 35 watt, 120 volt halogen bulbs. They have the GU10 base (two metal posts, as opposed to a standard incandescent "screw in" type base). Although 35 watt may sound low power, they put out a lot of light for a small bulb. The tech specs in the Amazon ad says "12 volt", but I think that's a misprint. I have mine wired to standard US 120-volt power.
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It takes a "standard" size lightbulb. I use an energy efficient CFL (spiral) bulb in mine. The lamp has a UL Listed sticker under the base.
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The light bulb needs to be 120V not 12V to use this bulb, it also needs to be approx br40 size in order for this bulb to fit.
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Just go to Ace Hardware, tell them you need decorative bulbs with a candelabra base. The top can look however you prefer but it needs a candleabra base. It uses a maximum of 60 watts so you can use anything less than 60. A candelabra base is the smallest base there is for light fixtures.
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120v. Standard grounded 3 prong. Not nearly as bright as newer led lights. I'd spend the extra 20-30 bucks and buy a light with some real power
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The light bulb socket is a candelabra style base. I couldn't find that style base in any size bigger than 40W. That's why I switched to a CFL bulb. Those bulbs put out more light and use less watts.
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Says 120v/60Hz only, MAX 60 w..using the 220v might cause some heat in the wires, but I am not a certified electrician, so this is just an opinion. I was disappointed with the lamp because it has a thin base that goes against the wall, makes it look cheap, and light socket uses a smaller opening,not the standard opening found in lighting receptacles
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The main light is 120 v and the smaller light is 60v . We bought it a few months ago and love it.
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Sorry, the box does no say. All it has is 130V. The seem to be just as bright as the old 120 watt bulbs. If that's any help.
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Needs to be wired into 120 Volt circuit. Ours is in a half bath with two 100 watt bulbs (not supplied.) Works fine so far.
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I have the bulb and it is stamped 130V. Wikipedia says "In the United States[3] and Canada,[4] national standards specify that the nominal voltage at the source should be 120 V and allow a range of 114 to 126 V (RMS) (−5% to +5%)." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity). However, I have a BSEE, and I'm confident that in an ordinary household lighting application, the bulb will work fine on a nominal 120V circuit, as it does in my house (where it lights up the inside of a dog made from a gourd :-).
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I assume an LED bulb can be used. If you purchased the bulb in the US it will have a standard base and common US voltage rating. I use florescent bulbs in mine. They are almost as energy efficient as the LEDs and much cheaper.
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They use the typical 55w halogen H-3 bulb. I was going to upgrade to a 100w bulb but this was so bright that I didn't need to.