is e39 a larger size and e26 the standard regular size
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Yes, e26 is standard, mogul is the extra large found in some older floor lamps
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Regular size is the same as the manufacturer's largest model, they only have two sizes, regular(large) and small. Check the manufacturer's site hand size chart http://evoluent.com/size/
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These bulbs are medium, or standard sized base thread. Known as E27 in Europe (27mm diameter), and E26 in North American( 26mm diameter). They will not fit an intermediate socket. If you are looking for intermediate sized base, their designation is E17 in North America (17mm), and E14 in Europe (14mm diameter).
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I have sizes but they fit nicely in the little oven. I would think they are pretty standard
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Sorry I do not know but I think they are the common size, the bits it comes with last a long time though.
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No. "E12" is the size of your bulb/socket. Th e G7A21930 bulb has a standard "E26" (26mm) base. Something like this might be closer to what you want, it's an LED bulb from G7 with an E12 base: G7 Power Beatty LED 0.36 Watt (3W) 8 Lumen S6 Night Light Bulb, 2900K Soft White Light, E12 Base
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I believe so. As long as the base of the bulb will screw into the socket. Basically this means the base should be a standard USA screw-in incandescent bulb that has a base type of E26. E stands for Edison screw-in and the 26 means that the base is 26 millimeters. E27 is the European standard screw-in size. (note: EagleLight part numbers that contain 'E27' sold in North America will fit E26 sockets and in many cases support voltages from 85VAC to 220VAC)
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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
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Not all e39 products are compatible between those years but I looked at your model just now and it looks like it will fit. Looks!
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depends if your e63 has P030 package which has a 390mm rotor vs the 360mm rotor. If you have the P030 package this does not fit.
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there is one thats a little larger than that, but the one you describe 1A-30 is pretty much the standard used.
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These are, if I recall, the standard size. The "oversized" might be a reference to a factory installed heavy-duty braking system or for repairing a stripped caliper. These worked nicely as replacements. Although I did add a few extra drops of Loctite to keep them from working loose.
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Did you mean circumference of the female section here? its E27. The standard socket. Does that address your concern?
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No, on the contrary it is better made...I haven't used the standard ones ever since I got it....plus it is way bigger
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The best way to check is on the Fumoto website:http://www.fumotousa.com/size_import.htm
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It's standard size. They just eliminated the arrow keys and number keypad. Only missing the 'end' key. I use hot keys for excel and word and have no complaints
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It's a typo in the ad copy. This adapter/reducer is for an E26 U.S. "standard" base bulb to an E12 U.S candelabra base bulb. It will work just fine for that purpose. F.Y.I.--The "E" stands for "Edison" screw base bulbs and the number is the diameter in mm of the screw base. There are many speciality bulbs but the most common bases in the U.S. are E12 candelabra, E17 intermediate, E26 standard or medium and E39 mogul. Walt answered on December 18, 2012