What kind of a base does this bulb have? I am looking for a mogul base.
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This is not for you. Mogul is E39, and this is says it is E26 (here's a website i found with some base info https://www.harringtonlights.com/Reference/identifying_light_bulbs.htm)
168167
Not sure what is a mogul base. These bulbs fit standard fixtures such as those found on ceilings and standard lamps. Hope this helps.
168168
These are incandescent bulbs, with the screw in base, just like the old style bulbs you may have loved and don't want to miss.
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I use 40 watt bulbs in mine. The base is the same as standard bulbs, but they are shaped like a flame instead of the regular bulb shape.
1261071
this bulb was purchased as a replacement for a Happy Light. It does not have the standard screw in base therefore it would not work in standard lamps.
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Try this link, direct to the FEIT page about this Bulb. I hope it helps you: http://www.feit.com/incandescent/chandelier-bulbs/flame-tip/candelabra-base/40cfc
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I suppose it depends on what bulb you use. But yes, that's what I'm using in an old floor lamp. Bulb must have mogul base.
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Its for E26 Base / medium base if you want LED bulbs for them check out this link and they are LED A19 light bulb / standard size light bulb so it will last longer and save you money Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 10) 12 Watt A19 LED Bulb, 75 Watt Incandescent Bulbs Replacement, 1055lm, Soft White, Dimmable,
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Round base. I used an 1156 bulb from auto parts store to replace one when I needed to
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These have a base smaller around than my pinky is your lamp a standard size bulb?
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These bulbs have a standard base, called a medium base in the industry. There are three common types of lamp bases in use today: Candelabra base (small base used in chandeliers and decorative lamps), Medium base (the 'standard', most common type referred to here), and Mogul base (large base used for higher wattage bulbs for industrial/commercial use and not too common today).
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Hi. No the two I am using - and like - have a base like a regular bulb that you would use for a table lamp. I don't know the technically correct name for that base.
1457553
what I bought were the smaller, chandelier type base. NOT a Standard socket base. Sorry could not help.
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Dear, the bulb for this light is Bulb Base E26/E27, you should be able to find it from online shop or locally.
370531
Good question-I use the curled fluorescent bulbs which have the standard bases. Sorry if I can't answer your specific question.
1457552
The base on these is much smaller than your typical 60 watt bulb. I bought them for a chandelier and that's all they fit.
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It replaces a single filament bulb. A 12 volt bulb number 1141 or 1147 or 1156 or 1159. The base has just one center contact as opposed to a double contact like what is used for a brake/tail light bulb. It is like what you'd see for the back-up light bulb. Hope this helps!
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I have the exact lamp. It uses a Type B bulb with a blunt tip. Maximum 60 watt bulb. GE and Phillips have these bulbs.
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It's a regular screw in base, so almost any compatible bulb would work. I would start with this, http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008RWSC7Q?pc_redir=1405667945&robot;_redir=1