Will this on amazon "Westinghouse 03626 - 40R14/IN/FL - 40 Watt R14 Incandescent Flood Light Bulb, Intermediate Base" work for the bottom light?
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Bottom light uses a 40 Watt R14 Incandescent Flood Light Bulb, Intermediate Base so I see no reason that should not work. Keywords INTERMEDIATE BASE.
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The small light uses a small "floodlight" type bulb. Do not know number, but readily available at Home Depot.
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Bottom light is a Christmas light bulb. I took the whole floor lamp with me to Lowes to match bulbs. It was a gift.
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Check the screw hole locations listed on Amazon and if it will "bolt up" and you have a 40w two bulb fixture it should work. They also show a wiring schematic that you can compare to yours.
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Not sure, this is what I use: Bulbrite 15F10A 15W Fiesta Style Chandelier Bulb, Candelabra Base, Amber
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This bulb will work great with it check out this E12 LED Candelabra bulb it looks and is like the real thing Triangle Bulbs T95085-6 4W LED E12 2700K 400 lm Non-Dimmable Base Candelabra Light Bulbs Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb
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The base worked fine in my fixture. The circumference of the bulb was a bit larger than the ones they replaced
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Sorry I don't know. You have to look at your old bulb and compare it with pictures of the base of the bulb on sale. That's howI I did mine with no problems.
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This is 150 watts and don't know if that is the same as you are needing. It is a medium base that fits all flood lights.
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The GU24 Spiral bulb will work, but will flicker slightly when on low dim. I replaced the GU24 with a Spiral covered Flood Style, style RG256 15W. This is a GE brand, model- {GE FLE15/2R30/SW} listed at 6G49. This Bulb works with this Dimmer. I have 6 recessed Pot Lights, and is a Flood Style bulb, but looks and diffuses the light better for my needs at only 15watts and doesn't flicker on low dim. But I hardly use the low setting because when dimmed on low, it is very dim. {I think it's because the bulbs are only 15watts, or possibly because I have 6 bulbs on one switch}, but the bulb will illuminate bright enough to do home cleaning. I found that at the half way dim point works well for most needs. Regardless this switch works with the GE bulb.
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This bulb has a standard light screw base - E26. My use is for our porch lights.
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It should work if the bulb fitting is the standard light bulb fitting/size!!!
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I'm using a PAR 38 LED bulb and it works perfectly. It's a great fit and the lighting is beautiful. This bulb is a good find, hope it helps Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 4) 15-Watt (120-Watt) PAR38 LED Flood Light Bulb, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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That is the most common 'standard' medium base light bulb, the E27. Can you use "any" E27? The small LED may not draw enough amperage to make the electronics work.I used the sensor to control low wattage outdoor lighting and it worked fine.
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Be careful that the base matches. There are several that look alike. Some have ballasts in the bulb others have the ballast in the socket. Mine had four holes in base but two holes were blocked so that the 4 pin bulb I bought didn't fit so I had to send it back and then the replacement only lasted one hour. After buying four bulbs and they only lasted a short time, I gave up.
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We use a 40 watt, candelabra base bulb. We got ours at Target, so it was no problem.
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They are 150W max each bulb and designed for standard PAR38 floodlights. CFL's would probably work, but I would use LED if the goal is long life between bulb replacements or lower power. Something like: "Philips 422196 17-Watt PAR38 LED Outdoor Flood Light Bulb" available on Amazon. You shouldn't have any issue with the fixture itself - high quality and long lasting.
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This one will work great for you here is a link to a great beautiful designed R20 LED Bulb Triangle Bulbs T95059-6 (6 pack) - 9-Watt (50-Watt) R20 Indoor Flood LED Light Bulb, Soft white, 800 Lumens, 6-Pack
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Even though I am not familikar with the SPECIFIC brand you mentioned, I DO know that this replacement bulb has an "E-39" (size- Base. MEANING thast the SOCKET INTO WHICH THIS FITS MUST BE AN E-39 SOCKET.E39 is BIG base-LIGHT FIXTURES DO NOT NORMALLY tell you which bulb to buy, so LOOK at the specs for this fixture and see WHICH BULB-SIZE IT TAKES.I do hope this info helps.PEACE~