Still confused - I have an American Chandelier ( E12 ) , but live in Europe ( E14 bulbs ) - is this the right product ?
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PS... Yes, this is the correct product. I was doing the same thing, I was using imported European E14 LED Bulbs since they are sometimes cheaper, and was using them in my American Market Designed Chandelier here in the USA Happy Lighting, enjoy.
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Yes, the E14 Bulb's Base is bigger, thus you need THIS REDUCER to go into the smaller E12 socket that your American Chandelier is designed for.
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The adapter will take a European E14 bulb and fit it to an American E12 socket, so it will work for you.
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If the bulbs are the same size as traditional chandelier bulbs that will work if they are bigger I would not think so best way to figure this out is go to a lighting store with a bulb and see if one of the shades accommodate it
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No. "E12" is the size of your bulb/socket. Th e G7A21930 bulb has a standard "E26" (26mm) base. Something like this might be closer to what you want, it's an LED bulb from G7 with an E12 base: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007O0OFFA
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Illy-Den, can you tell me which specific halogen bulb to use? The previous bulb was a standard incandescent dimmable and I have been without the use of this fixture for months trying to find the appropriate one.
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I had the same problem. I took the lamp to Home Depot and tryed bulbs. I used a 25 watts 120 volts R14 Mini Reflector Frosted Incandescent Light Bulb, Intermediate base. I think it is also called an E17.
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We used chandelier bulbs 25 watt. They are the ones with the smaller bottoms, not the larger bottoms. We purchase them at Home Depot, we also put a dimmer switch in.....It is a gorgeous chandelier..we actually bought 2!
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Terry, I know for sure ,in america if you ask for a E27 bulb, it will definatly fit in this.It is a standard bulb for this product that we have.
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I had similar issue, so I bought a bulb adapter from Amazon, like E17 to E12 http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GGN98UI/ref=smi_www_rco2_go_smi_2072681322?ie=UTF8&redirect=true&psc=1. So just check the type of your light bulb and buy the correct E17 adapter.
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I replaced the bulbs with 2W LED 3014 SMD "corn" bulbs, and they seem to be almost the same brightness as the C7 incandescent "candelabra" bulbs that come with these fixtures. The bulb base type is referred to as E12, and the tricky part is finding models that do not exceed 54cm (2.125 inches) in total height, as the fixture will not accommodate larger bulbs. The ones I found on eBay are 39mm and fit just fine, though screwing them in without damaging the delicate things requires some practice.
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Yes I know that already the description says that, but I need to know if it is E12 bulbs
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The sticker on the outside says "E26 MAX 60W". We put in a standard bulb and it works fine; we've had the chandelier for a few months and love it!
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60w is the size of the bulb. It is 120 watts. If your Chandelier says it takes 60w,that means per Bulb. These bulbs do burn brighter than a traditional bulb. I do recommend. Also 120 volts is the current used in USA. It is safe. Been using them for a few years ,have a long life.
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It's an E12 base, i.e. 12 mm (a little less than half an inch) in diameter. It fits standard U.S. chandeliers with small-diameter sockets..
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I don't know if you have purchased these yet, if not they are pretty small lamps, I returned mine because I needed something a bit bigger. The bulbs can take up to a 60 watt bulb. The style is one you would buy for a chandelier. The base of the bulb is real skinny, so you kind of have to look at it first so you can get the right diameter. I also thought looking at this picture the base was kind of a blue color, it actually is just a plain silver color. Hope this helps!
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I bought the chandelier attachment to change the bulbs in my chandelier which works amazing! I have not tried any other bulb. sorry!
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They do have a smaller base than standard bulbs, but be aware that there are multiple base sizes, still. E11 is mini-candelabra, and E12 is just candelabra. These bulbs are E12, which I think is the most common for chandeliers that use smaller bulbs.
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FYI, that standard bulb in the U.S. that we all grew up with is is a type A19, so you can search for "A19" to find what you're seeking.