Is this a standard, "medium base" fixture? Not a candelabra base?
1865146
Yes, this is a standard medium base. There is your plain old GE soft white incandescent bulb in mine.
1865147
Yes it is a standard bulb fixture. It is a very nice pendant lamp. I put a 60 watt standard bulb in it and with a dimmer switch it has a perfect light setting in any setting. Quality is a must with me and this product seems to be made well...
1865148
Yes, and I use it with these CFLs and it works great. Loving the beautiful light output and the better quality Triangle Bulbs T40144-4 (4 Pack) - 23-Watt (100W) Spiral Medium Base Natural Daylight (5000K) CFL Light Bulbs, 4 PACK
1865149
I don't want to sound ignorant but if you are talking about the bulb, yes it is a standard bulb size. And they look great!
425273
These bulbs have standard bases. They fit my fixtures just fine, but several of them did not work.
891550
Check out this part number on Amazon 73564. This is the base/fixture. The only draw back is you have to buy the same brand of lights to work with that fixture. This fixture only has power on one end. We bought some and had to run wires to both ends to make the LED T8 bulbs light up. We looked and looked and this was the best option we could find.
2039351
They are the skinny candelabra base type. We purchased ours for the Himalayan tall salt lamp basket.
368304
Yes. I put in an adapter to take it from a candelabra base bulb (which it requires) to a standard base and used a 60 watt Edison style bulb.
2102202
The height and width of the base is "standard" for most lighting that attaches to the outside of the property. I had a light up previously that I replaced with this one and the opening was perfectly covered with the new fixture. I think they're pretty standard.
297350
We have standard base bulbs in them. Ours is not the candelabra base. We did choose raindrop exterior CFLs, but your standard shape bulb would work as well.
773295
A round 4 1/2" lighting box is fine, along with a vertical or horizontal single gang is okay too. The fixture base is 4 3/4" wide and the trim is 5 1/4".
1457553
what I bought were the smaller, chandelier type base. NOT a Standard socket base. Sorry could not help.
1912604
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..
1920121
1) Yes, standard Edison base. 2) Yes, can also be used in an encloses fixture.
114840
I don't know what you are calling "medium" base...this bulb will screw into a normal household light socket. The bulb is not water-proof. I use them in a non-climate controlled storage area and they work fine, but I doubt if they will tolerate direct moisture.
308145
Yes this is a medium base bulb , but you have to know if the fixture you are putting this in can handle 150 watts , you said it would replace a 65 watt bulb so be careful not to buy a bulb with to high of wattage, good luck
730008
It is the same base that is on a 4 watt Christmas tree shaped bulb used in many nightlights. My wife needed a bulb for a makeup mirror and the standard nightlight bulbs did fit but were not bright enough.
308143
A "medium base" should be a standard bulb base for all incandescent bulbs. This has that type of base. Its designed for outdoor security flood lights.
991981
Also known as an E26 base, it fits your standard size US lightbulbs (as opposed to the smaller candelabra, also known as E12). http://www.bulbs.com/learning/basechart.aspx
1912601
The base worked fine in my fixture. The circumference of the bulb was a bit larger than the ones they replaced