Can this bulb be used in normal ~1 inch diameter socket? (They look smaller)
483253
Hello Baiyu,This bulb is a "candelabra" base bulb, which is indeed smaller than a normal bulb. You can buy a standard-to-candelabra socket converter (which screws into a standard 1" socket and enables you to use candelabra based bulbs in a standard socket,) but the converter will add about 1.25" of height. If that is ok within your design, try Googling "standard to candelabra socket converter," otherwise bulbrite makes a similar bulb (wider bulb--same Edison straight filament) in the standard size socket. I hope that helps!-Nodframe & Jenkins
483254
No. This is not a normal bulb base, or commonly referred to as medium base.
483255
no they are for candelabra sockets. much smaller than typical. look for a g25 or t9 bulb to fit in a normal socket
483256
these are candelabra bulbs. they will NOT fit a standard light socket without an adapter.
1812811
They are 1.3/8 wide so it will be a tight fit but I think they would as long as your bulb fits.
466275
It takes a small bulb to fit, so would check and see if there are any such bulbs made bright enough.
539739
No. They are too big to fit into most sockets. I used these to replace the 921 bulbs in the cargo lights on my truck. The 921 bulb looks like an oversized 194 bulb, so these bubls have no problem fitting.
837861
I used them in one, but it depends how big the globe is and the position of the sockets inside. These bulbs measure 4" from the bottom of the socket, or 3-1/2" from the base. Hope that helps.
477028
The diameter of the bulb is around 3-1/2 inches; the diameter of the socket portion is about 1 inch; the circumference of the bulb is 10 inches; the circumference of the socket portion is about 3-1/2 inches.
1638666
This bulb has the smallest diameter of any bulb I've used. It is probably what you need. It is an unusal size so make sure it is the correct length.
544387
yes BUT the light bubs are a strange size, not the regular small base--the ones you buy at Menards etc will NOT fit they are different,, I do not know where I will find the bulbs to fit once one blows out
1331996
Yes it does fit with no issues. I am using a fixture I purchased at Lowes, so that is pretty much standard US socket. I used CFL in it before and now these. They work very well. I do not feel they are loose at all. I like them a lot. The white is very bright (cool white at about 5600K)
1720427
Probably not. These are screw in bases and are slightly larger than a 60 watt incandescent bulb that I replaced. If you had to add the screw base to plugin base adaptor I think it would be to big.
1729027
It is little larger than a standard bulb, but it fits in a regular socket. If there is no cover for the light, it should fit nicely! It really is a great light!
1826593
Not usually. These are the two pin type bulbs so you would need that type of recepticle to fit the bulb.
1457552
The base on these is much smaller than your typical 60 watt bulb. I bought them for a chandelier and that's all they fit.
1451247
What size is your socket? If a regular incandescent bulb fits, this should fit.
371535
Sorry I said yes. Actually you have to change the bottom of the bulb holder which hold bigger bottom. You get them at amazon. I did that and I am using any watts I want.
1369327
are you should you have the exact lamp? it should not be smaller than the original unless you took the bulb out of the housing unit!
1531259
I'm not really sure about that. The have a standard size threaded base but the bulb itself is large at about 5 inches wide and 8 inches long, so take that into account.