Victor flea trap led bulb refill
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I use the GE night light, 4 watt, C7 bulb type. I don't know that they make a 4 watt LED C7 bulb; however, now you have me curious. I will have to research. LED lights are more energy conservative.
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It's a night light bulb. I caught more bugs (spiders, crickets, house centipedes) in the basement. Caught no fleas in the house. They won't leave their host for a light. I bought this as a last resort before sinking the money into FrontLine.
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Didn't use the flea trap long enough to need a new bulb as the contraption did not work and I stopped using it. The other responses do seem helpful.
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Uses C7 (Candelabra) bulb, up to 7w (nightlight or old school xmas bulbs). Look for a 7w bulb and do not use LED or CFL, because it is the heat, not the light that attracts the fleas. If I had them, I would use Xmas lights, to generate the heat with less light on all night.
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These traps use C7 replacement bulbs ( Triangle Bulbs T20421 7-watt C7 Incandescent Night Light Bulb, Clear, 25-Pack ) . Also note that these are the old style Christmas tree light bulbs and you can get four pacts at Wal-Mart for as little as 25 cents in their after Christmas sales, I bought one hundred just so never have to worry about them again at that price last year. Either way the bulbs are relatively easy to find and last for a reasonable time (the replacements that is, the ones that came with the traps don't last long). As a person with five cats these traps are a godsend. Hope that helps. These traps use C7 replacement bulbs ( Triangle Bulbs T20421 7-watt C7 Incandescent Night Light Bulb, Clear, 25-Pack ) . Also note that these are the old style Christmas tree light bulbs and you can get four pacts at Wal-Mart for as little as 25 cents in their after Christmas sales, I bought one hundred just so never have to worry about them again at that price last year. Either way the bulbs are relatively easy to find and last for a reasonable time (the replacements that is, the ones that came with the traps don't last long). As a... » Read More These traps use C7 replacement bulbs ( Triangle Bulbs T20421 7-watt C7 Incandescent Night Light Bulb, Clear, 25-Pack ) . Also note that these are the old style Christmas tree light bulbs and you can get four pacts at Wal-Mart for as little as 25 cents in their after Christmas sales, I bought one hundred just so never have to worry about them again at that price last year. Either way the bulbs are relatively easy to find and last for a reasonable time (the replacements that is, the ones that came with the traps don't last long). As a person with five cats these traps are a godsend. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Another person on the review mentioned replacing the repulsive bug zapping color light bulb that came with the product. I went to a local shop that sold lighting equipment and purchased an amber light bulb as recommended by the other purchaser. hope that helps
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Easier to just order a new one, just if you saved your paperwork with the extra bulbs, it should say in there.
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I believe any reptile spot lamp bulb would work. Do not exceed 100w on this fixture, it can cause over heating
1749851
Take one of the bulbs to home Depot or similar store and ask them to find the specification for you
782760
It's a mini-base Edison (screw in, like a regular lightbulb) of 6W. They're widely available. The "Sticky Foot" inserts are a pain in the neck. The way I use mine--I don't fool with the inserts--is with a dish of water to which I add a drop or two of dishwashing soap. The soap acts as a surfactant--it reduces the surface tension of the water--so that Fleas will sink into the water and drown.
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yes, take the bulb out and take it to home depot....they will match the socket with a new led bulb. Joe
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I used what I call a "curly cue" bulb. It works and is long lasting and very economical.
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I haven't had to rplace the bulb, but, I will probably go to Amazon where they can get you almost anything!Good luck.
798513
Sorry, haven't had the problem yet. My recommendation would be to try something you've probably done already - take the actual dead bulb to a lighting store or a Lowes or Home Depot to get an exact match.
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This is a good question. I haven't been confronted with the need for new bulbs yet, but know the problem will occur. My guess is to check with big outfits such as Lowes or Home Depot because they have access to a large number of suppliers. Another possibility is to check with some of the bigger NYC photo shops. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Check what bulb you have in your makeup mirror they come in different diamters
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Hi. No it has to be a clesr light, because the fleas are attracted by heat and trapped on the glue pad on the bottom. OK ? hope that helps you. I have 5 of them in my house and they all attract the fleas.
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You can take an old or burnt out bulb, carefully remove the glass but do not remove the center terminal, then solder the red lead of the wire ended adapter to the center, and solder the black wire to the brass outer surface and you have an adapter that will work.
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You can buy some here.------&gt;UV 18W Replacement Bulb for Nail Dryers PAR408(49130) / PAR416(49135) by Thermal Spa on {Amazon}
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This is a refill for a light that plugs into a standard US style 110 V outlet. If you live outside the US you may have a different type of outlet.
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For this type of Dorcy LED light bulb it takes 2 1.5 volt batteries to work correctly / 3 volts. Your one double "A" Battery won't do what you want.