Has anyone used one of the new LED #93 replacement modules in the old tensor lamps?
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Yes, I ordered this item as a replacement bulb for my tensor lamp. After 90 days of use, I am happy to report that these #93 bulbs work just fine. There is no "hum" and no overheating issues. I was so pleased, I ordered 3 more as backups.
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Yep works fine although short life if lamp is used a lot. Recommend you get FROSTED 93F
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I bought two bulbs to replace a bulb in an old lamp for my mother. It is similar in style to a tensor lamp. It's a lamp from 1965. The bulb worked perfectly.
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Warning one thing to worry about w led. They have much less resistance and could cause old tensor transformers to possibly overheat. I'm using led 194 in princess phone. Enough difference that I had to change resistor that dims display when handset on hook. Beware tensor transformers had no thermal protection. I suggest you keep using incandescent frosted
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Hello I'm using an older model installed around the 90s.I bought these new bulbs thinking that there wouldn't be a problem, turns out I was wrong.Sorry I can't help you though
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I had the same problem after the light function stopped working. I ended up buying Fuloon 12V Multiple Color 30CM 21 X 5050 LED IR LED STRIP LIGHT Aquarium Lighting Fish Tank Light, with some modifications and adjustments i was able to put in a beautiful muliti functional lighting system. Too bad that the original lighting system was so cheap.
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I do not have that model. I have the one with controls for 2 lamps on each one. Mine are not programable.
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It is worth a try--I thought the same thing but it works---just check the wiring from the old lamp to make sure they are; four wires, black white red, yellow and that the size is compatable, good luck Tom P
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not available locally; i got mine online. cannot convert back to a standard bulb. the prongs of the led stuff are notably larger and "stretch" receiver to where it will not accommodate the original incandescent bulb (won't stay lit without banging). will need to replace that mag light part as well.
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It works fine in our old tensor lamp, however we cannot tell what model our old tensor lamp is as it is older and not labled any longer.
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I do not think so. Few are, some pending. However, the most important thing to be aware of, or pay particular attention to, is what the size dimentions of the LED lamps with G4 socket pins actually are. Very offen they are bigger than as shown. I "stuffed" in one of these in and cracked the fixture. It is $40 to replace a fixture. Also check the CCT, I tried some that flickered
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I got a slightly different model TBL03, but it looks the same. I use it for three lamps via a triple plug connected to the dimmer. It works well with LED lights so far. Mine is rated for max 300 W incandescent or 150 W LED/CFL. My LED bulbs are 9 W each, so x3 is only 27W total.
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Hello Annette .... do you know which model KDF you have? Size? Model number? I am not an expert on these things but I will be glad to look it up for you and let you know for sure so that you do not buy the wrong thing. This lamp is a replacement for many models but without knowing 100% what your model is then I can't say. GOD bless and I look forward to hearing back from you soon my friend.
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NO. I like these Tubes because of the "no-need to change the Lamp Holders". Just remove the Ballast, ( from the Florescent Light Fixture ) then tie the White wire to one end of the fixture and the Black wire to the other end. Tie down the Ground, install the tubes, and the job is done. I changed out 6 Florescent Tubes, in our Kitchen, with these "Brightest LED Tubes" and WOW, what a big difference. Couldn't be more pleased.
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I am currently unaware of any changes to the FF75 lighting lineup. Drilling for the mounting would be required.
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I haven't used one with it yet myself, but I don't see why not. Polished aluminum fixtures like these can reflect a lot more light downward than painted fixtures, but that's more of an issue for CFL UVB bulbs than anything else (output can easily be doubled for those bulbs). CHEs, like spot lamps are already pretty directional, possibly even more so. I'd say just follow general CHE guidelines like Zoo Med's http://www.zoomed.com/Library/ProductDBFiles/ceramicheat.pdf I know it specifically lists 3 Zoo Med fixtures, but the big thing seems to be having a porcelain socket.
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I used a lyton electronic LED dimmer. Works perfectI would imagine the old triac dimmers would not work well . . .
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Sorry for responding late, but I did not have the lamp at immediate reach. Now, I verified it, and you are right. Mine is not working, either. I refer to center LED labeled #58, with the tag 730, which does not turn at all when all the rest do. Somebody could say that 730 (nm, I suppose) is beyond the range of human visión, but I guess that at least a dim red light glow should be emitted. Regards. Alvaro.
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compatible with the following: (2) F40T12, F40T12/ES, F40T10, F30T12, F25T12, F32TB, F30T8, F25TB, CFTR32W/GX24q, CFTR26W/GX24q or CFQ26W24q Lamps
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It sounds like you're asking if there is a way to rewire the bulbs for CK configuration. I've seen some things online that indicate it's do-able, but it looks like a hassle. There are however other retailers like SB LEDs that sell pre-wired CK bulbs. Or you can search online for "rewire bulb for ck socket." Here's a forum discussion I came across where they had some success with switchback bulbs: http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/technical-chat/321201-convert-non-ck-3157-led-bulbs-3157ck.html