what kind of bulb is used in this fan?
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Bulb Requirements: (1) One 60 Watt Candelabra Base (Not Included). Thanks and have a great day.
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The small light uses a small "floodlight" type bulb. Do not know number, but readily available at Home Depot.
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Not a good idea if the ceiling fan has an enclosed cover. These bulbs are halogen and get hot and have a small candelabra base. I don't think your ceiling fan has a candelabra base.
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For the larger light I used a regular 40 watt bulb. The smaller light takes a 40 watt intermediate base bulb. I bought a 40 GE ceiling fan bulb and it works just fine. I think for the price it is a good light. JM
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This is a photograph of the light bulb. It worked in my fan. The ballast is a different issue. Sam L.
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I had the fan installed by an electrician. I never even unpacked it, so I never saw the bulbs. However, I did save the instructions, and I quote..."Install two-13 watt (max) bulbs (provided) into the socket." The fixture provides plenty of light. We use it to light up our front porch entryway, year round. Hope this helps.
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I believe 7 bulbs is correct, keep in mind they are a special quartz bulb, I haven't researched replacement of the bulbs, but they may have to come from Minka. We like the fan, we do not use it for primary lighting.
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It uses a standard E26, 100W max bulb. We are using an 18W E26 CFL with no problems.
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A ceiling fan is what I purchased these bulbs for, but they will only work if your fan was designed to use this type of bulb. If your fan takes a standard bulb these will not work, the base will be way to small. Hope this answers your question.
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I think the blades ond ghe model I have are 44 inches long. As for the bulb type, I think it's halogen. But I suggest you check the specs given on the offering or contact Lamps Plus, which offers the fan.
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I don't use this particular bulb in my fan; I use the pac lights and don't have a problem with them. Unfortunately depending on your power circuitry you may get momentary flickering, but if it is non-stop, I would get a lower wattage unless you want to pay an electrician to rewire.
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i have no idea.. i use reg. bulbs in my overhead light/fan.. and it works perfectly.. best advice.. buy it and try, if you dont like it or it does not work, call amazon and return it..
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It uses a candelabra bulb, however, the screw-in part is a little wider than most candelabra bulbs. I had some of them, on hand, and didn't have to buy any, but, I buy that kind of item at the Home Depot, or Lamps Plus, so I would have bought these at either of those stores. Good Luck
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It does use the candelabra bulbs. Most current ceiling fans with lights use these bulbs now, to get around the phasing out of standard incandescent bulbs.
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fan is to exhaust heat from bulb and with duct directed. light can run without fan. bulb last longer supposedly
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It uses a standard 9 watt uv bulb, which I have replaced with no issue. just search for 9watt uv light bulb on amazon there are lots.look at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyzy1rgA74A to see how to do the replacement
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It is a central fan that forces air through three filters. I think it consumes about 40w so it generates less heat than a light bulb