How high watt light bulb will this fan take?
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from Air King specs on their site: Lamping Information Main lighting - Up to 100 watt incandescent capacity, type A19, Medium Base lamp required. Night lighting - Up to 7 watt incandescent capacity, type C7, Candelabra Base lamp required.
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from Air King specs on their site:Lamping InformationMain lighting - Up to 100 watt incandescent capacity,type A19, Medium Base lamp required.Night lighting - Up to 7 watt incandescent capacity,type C7, Candelabra Base lamp required.
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Here's your info: 100 CFM Deluxe Exhaust Fan with 4" Round Ducting and Bright 100 Watt LightThe Deluxe Series with Light provides effective ventilation at low sound levels. The series features a bright 100 watt light with a contoured low profile grill, a moonstone glass lens and a 7 watt night light. The exhaust fan, light and night light can all be wired to operate separately.
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According to the manual it takes a 100 watt maximum, type A19 medium base incandescent bulb and a 7 watt maximum type C7 candelabra base night light. I have one of those energy saver spiral light bulbs in mine and it works good, plenty of light. I have the 7 watt night light (candelabra base is the standard night light base), it's a little too bright for my taste and I will probably replace it with the 4 watt when it burns out.
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Maximum 100 watt type A incandescent and maximum 7 watt type C night light bulb. I have a 75 watt incandescent in mine and it supplies ample light, but I also have two incandescent lamps above my medicine cabinet that supplement my bath fan lamp.
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ireally do not remember, ihave a cfl in mine. but i would guess up to a 60w
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I returned my fan because of the type of light bulbs used so I don't have the answer.....sorry.
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I have a 60 watt bulb in mine, but it says it can take up to a 100 watt bulb max on the lamp.
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An internal sticker says 9W per socket (total 27W).The item likely comes with 9W bulbs for this very reason. Although, I suspect that you could put older incandescent bulbs, so long as your fan can supply such high power requirements.
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This or any other fan will work. I use this fan on a cool tube reflector on my 1000 watt hps. I have it plumbed bring air from outside the room threw the light and right back out of the room. so I guess what I am saying is you will need to be bringing in fresh air as you are exhausting the hot air. Room size makes a difference as well.
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600 Sq Ft // it doesn't say what the UV bulb wattage, but the whole unit draws 80 watts when fan power is on highest setting.
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it has 2 40 watt candelabra bulbs, so not really, should up to 60 watt for more light, i have a lamp in my bedroom for extra light
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This unit takes a standard light, you can put in any wattage bulb you want as long as you do not exceed the recommended 120 watts.
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It depends on the shade you use. The socket will take a 100 watts BUT the shades determine how much heat you should allow. I use a shade rated at 60 W but only put 40 W in it. The new LED and incadescent bulbs will let you go brighter w/out the heat. These lamps are accents, not reading lamps.
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I dont know. I used the bulbs that came with this fan. it gives a good amount of light for me.
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The fan uses three candelabra type lightbulbs. If you use the brightest LED bulbs available instead of the incandescent ones provided it might give you the brightness you desire.
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we bought this fan for our sun porch because our ceilings were low and this fan is small. in order to have used the lilght we would have had to intalll a third wire. so we don't use the light at all.but i would try a higher watt bulb and see if it blows!!
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Not sure but I have had two "efficient" 40 watt bulbs in mine...I use it as a desk lamp, not to light the room.Love the lamp, it's pretty.
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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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According to the switch specs it can handle an electric motor of 1/2 horsepower which is equal to about 370 watts. An average ceiling fan motor is about 80 watts. So a ceiling fan and light should work fine.
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It takes a candelabra style base bulb 40 watt I think. I see someone else answered different. That is weird. Mine took that particular bulb and then didn't even work properly. I chunked it.
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This ceiling fan ONLY takes candelabra type bulbs - which have much smaller bases than regular bulbs. The manufacturer recommends 40W candelabra bulbs (provided with fan). We plan to install dimmable 40W LED candelabra style bulbs to reduce energy costs. The LED lights as well as CFL and standard candelabra style bulbs are available at Lowe's and Home Depot and cost $8-13 each.