what kinds of bulbs are used? I have a problem with fluorescent lighting..thanks!
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I am really not sure but I don't believe blu light is anything like fluorescent light. Maybe a google search would help!
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These are tiny blue LED lights. Many of my friends own this unit with no trouble with the light. Mine is going on five years old and it's still going strong. If it doesn't work out for you simply send it back.
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I believe LED lights, but it would be best to confirm through the description details on amazon or contact Philips directly.
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Try searching for Amazon. I am sure you can find the same blubs or even better ones. I use really bright LED light bulbs because they use less heat, and energy.
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Yes. These take a medium base bulb which is basically the standard screw in. You may also upgrade to a led setup which threads in the same way as a bulb. This comes with a ring also. Either of these are dimmable. Some fluorescents are NOT dimmable. Check the bulbs. The fixture will accept all
422662
This item will use the same bulbs.Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Briana
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I'm using a CFL bulb and it is working fine. Check that the bulb is rated for lantern usage.
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I use all five that I installed with decorative incandescent light bulbs. Any LED bulbs that are also dimmable would work. I think you will have a problem IF you try to use CFL (florescent) bulbs because these lights dim by cutting voltage.
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I use a fluorescent Bulb and it gives plenty of light... also is very quiet.
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There's no trick to it....just plug & play. Either you got a bad batch or there is a compatibility problem. Double check the compatibility & if it's the correct bulb then return them. And you may want to double check that the fixture is getting power by putting in an old working bulb (of you have one.)
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Did you read my review of this thing? And you still want to get it? If I remember correctly, the bulbs were CFLs (compact fluorescent lamp). You can get them in any hardware store. One of them, I remember, came broken.
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I buy them here, on Amazon. I plan to try the 10 watt bulbs next, as the 20 watt are a little bright. Both types are available here.
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Not sure about fluorescent, but I use it with 3 led bulbs. Works great! Should just get led's, they last forever!!
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We have only used incandescent bulbs with our lamp. If there is nothing in the guide I would contact the manufacturer. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, can't help you. Haven't looked into that yet. I've been using mine A LOT since last summer -- about seven months now, of fairly heavy usage, and the bulbs are still as bright as ever. I do look forward to finding out about replacements eventually, though.
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To be specific: Fluorescent with a standard screw-in bulb base. 45 watt, 110-130v. Daylight(5500K) color spectrum. Each "light" has 4 lamps. Can find similar at the hardware store, but mine(Home Depot) does not carry this specific wattage/color combination. I already tried after I broke one. I needed to get a replacement from a specialty lighting store.
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can't help you. I'm using them in room lamps as one would an incandescent bulb sorry
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U can use the link above eTopLighting halogen bulbs. They are really cheap and works great
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Sorry that I don't have a specific answer, incandescent bulbs have always seemed to have this issue. For my own, I went straight for an LED conversion kit, they're expensive but entirely worth it!