does it take a regulare 100 watt bulb or does it need a energysaver
1858347
It requires an energysaver light bulb in it & won't take a regular 100 watt light bulb. Reason why: These lamps are sold from the Left Coast - Energy - Supposed - Savers - California. The light output isn't bright.
482961
It requires a 40 watt bulb. I bought it for my husbands desk it gives off very good light and it looks very nice great price for a great product.
1245808
Listed info with lamp requires a small 40W bulb and the energy-efficient non- incandescent. Hope this helps. Nice little lamp.
1776462
The bulb can be replaced It has a standard socket and would use up to 60 W incandescent
22378
The lamp requires an E12 40 watt bulb. Sorry for any confusion but the bulb isn't included.
1541468
The box says you can use a 100W bulb.I use a 60w cree led dimmable bulb in two of them.Just make sure it's dimmable or regular and not a three way.
405886
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.
1247611
the lamp takes a 3 way bulb, max wattage to 100. I used a bulb that is 40, 60 and 100 watts
859410
Mine came with a 125 watt bulb. I have come to depend on this light for starting my seedlings. I plan on buying a couple more before this fall.
467978
It's at the high end of wattage, but yes. However, 100 Watt Incandescent bulbs are being phased out in favor of flourescent bulbs and may be hard to find. More typically, a regular bulb would be 75 watts or even 60 watts.
931283
The bottom of the outdoor light fixture is open, so installing the light bulb is easy. I don't remember reading about the 100 watt, but the packaging said 60 watt. I was concerned this would not be light enough as my house sits back from the street quite some bit; however, the 60 watt is substantial enough for me since I have one on either side of my garage door. Just to let you know, the base of the bulb is standard size and I was able to get bulbs with the candle flame shape. FYI---I have 4 of these lights and have gotten compliments on them since they aren't the standard outside light fixture. The bottom of the outdoor light fixture is open, so installing the light bulb is easy. I don't remember reading about the 100 watt, but the packaging said 60 watt. I was concerned this would not be light enough as my house sits back from the street quite some bit; however, the 60 watt is substantial enough for me since I have one on either side of my garage door. Just to let you know, the base of the bulb is standard size and I was able to get bulbs with the candle flame shape. FYI---I have 4 of these lights and have gotten compliments on them since they aren't the standard outside light... » Read More The bottom of the outdoor light fixture is open, so installing the light bulb is easy. I don't remember reading about the 100 watt, but the packaging said 60 watt. I was concerned this would not be light enough as my house sits back from the street quite some bit; however, the 60 watt is substantial enough for me since I have one on either side of my garage door. Just to let you know, the base of the bulb is standard size and I was able to get bulbs with the candle flame shape. FYI---I have 4 of these lights and have gotten compliments on them since they aren't the standard outside light fixture. « Show Less
2101711
That is 100 watts per socket. But since 100 incandescent are extinct, I've been using 60's and it looks very nice. Now they're going extinct too. I hate CFLs. Poisonous Mercury in them.
1336375
This unit takes a standard light, you can put in any wattage bulb you want as long as you do not exceed the recommended 120 watts.
1911002
your standard sized bulbs or energy efficient bulbs... i have a few 60 watt and 100s
1415577
I used a 150 watt bulb without a issue. By the way, you can get this at Mennards for a lot less.
1460084
It uses a halogen T3 100 watt bulb. I bought the Philips BC100T3Q . They are not very expensive.
966591
100 watts is 100 watts. It's the amount of power the lamp is rated to sustain safely. The type of bulb doesn't matter at all. This bulb can be used, assuming that it physically fits. Many larger CFL bulbs are bigger than standard incandescents and will not fit in all lamps.They say "300 watt equivalent" to let you know much LIGHT it produces in terms of the incandescent bulbs you are used to, but it has nothing to do with the power rating of the lamp.