Can the bulb be used for management of neck and back pain? Also, what kind of socket does it go into? Does this work a standard household lamp socket?
149596
Yes the Bulb fits in a Standard Lamp Socket. I live in a Rural Area. i purchased it to provide Heat in my Pumphouse during winter Nights. I control the On Off time with a Thermostat Controlled plug Adapter So, I do not know about Muscle Pain relief
149597
It uses a standard, household socket.My parents used to use these heat lamps for sore muscles (of course, be sure not to get too close as they give off a lot of heat and it would be very easy to burn yourself).Since I knew about them from my parents, I incorporated them into our chicken coop during the winter. One bulb heats an 8 foot chicken coop with 10 birds.I hope this helps.
149598
My dad for many years used this type of bulb for his back pain. You just have o remember to be VERY careful, it is hot. You would need to put it in a sesperate fixture that is not any permenant household fixture
149599
Yes for pain, standard bulb socket. The lamp housing must be rated for 250 watts, most are not.
106098
It has a plug in for electricity operation if this is what you are asking. I just found it wasn't helpful in giving the pain relief I hoped it would.
1875785
Any lamp with at least 6.5" should be able to accommodate the bulb. You might need an extra inch or two to get it in the socket. The screw part itself is just like a regular bulb.
436083
no, it is a larger than standard lamp socket. Consider the hydrofarm cfl reflector. It comes with a bulb and works great. I have two of them.Hydrofarm FLCDG125D Fluorowing Compact Fluorescent System
27586
It is not a short neck, however, it is not as long as a traditional long neck. I replaced some short neck indoor spot lights with this bulb but my fixtures allowed for adjustment to a long or short neck. I got mine at Costo...I would recommend picking one up there and see if it fits your application first.
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I purchased two of these ORE lamps and find them very useful. However, they run on standard electric power and not battery. Also, due to the size of the lamp you are limited as to bulb size. The lamp harp is stationary and that requires the bulb be placed from the top of the lamp shade into the bulb socket. I use these lamps for background lighting and find them very good for that purpose.
1591507
I would say it is the same as a standard lamp light socket. It's rated at 150 watts and gets a bit warm in use with a 150 watt bulb.
530397
I have not read the reviews but I think I can tell you what would be the only negative things about the product. First off I really don't find them negative, but others might. 1. Depending on what your going to screw the socket you actually may see the bulb above the lamp shade because the socket is pretty long. 2. Between switching to on and off you need to do a 3 count or the on off position may switch. In other words switching it to fast could make the up position be off instead of on. Not a big deal.
2027247
Sorry cant be of much help...it shud..bt my parents use this...im nt really sure of this lamp
963491
Thank you for your interest in this item. This item takes The unit uses a 40w candelabra base bulb. The threads are in the inside of the socket.
1234620
I am pretty sure the socket is connected right to the base, I installed it last year so going by memory. But you may be able to modify it to work. I would check the mfg website and take a look at the details, maybe they have a diagram to view. Great light for the money.
1642569
Is e27 a standard socket? I don't know what socket I have but a regular light bulb fits into the lamp I just bought. Thanks
1917917
You rub the lamp portion on your skin directly to the affected area. Great for back aches, tennis elbo, bursitis, etc. 5 to 10 minutes several times a week works for me.
1670969
It's made well enough for a floor lamp. The base is heavy enough that it doesn't fall over even if the gooseneck is at a 90 degree angle. As for value, it takes any lightbulb with a standard socket. So I was a little bummed when I got it. If you are looking for a "daylight" lamp to help with SAD symptoms, you could save a LOT of $$$ just buying the lightbulb and screwing it into any old fixture.
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The lamp has a jack labeled "+ DC 4.5V 1.5A" in back which the box describes as a "4.5V AC/DC input (Adapter not included)". I don't know enough about USB to know if that would work. I can't find a Users Manual in my files so it probably did not come with one. But you don't need to order an adapter from the manufacturer, that would not be the cheapest, because a standard one from an electronics store such as Radio Shack or Best Buy is going to work. Bring the lamp along to the store to check the plug size. I have this lamp to use during power outages, and for that it is great. It is a quality item. I get the impression that the batteries will last a long time. But for me the lamp would be undesirable as an everyday light. People say LEDs are very bright. They are not. They are very dim. LED light is exceptionally white with a bluish tinge which is characteristic of bright light. But the illumination it gives is exceptionally low. Exceptionally low. It would not be good for reading or to work under.
454884
The lamp takes a candelabra base bulb. I bought a very inexpensive adapter (candelabra to standard converter) and I use standard base bulbs without any problem.
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This item works great in any regular lamp - it's output and heat are very low and should be fine in most household outlets - HOWEVER** make sure your fixture is BIG ENOUGH to FIT THE GIANT BULB :) hope this helps but they are a great product !!!