Is the "medium base" for a standard US E26 bulb socket? If not, what size is it?
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I don't know what size that is, but a regular US/Canadian bulb worked for me.
1587521
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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Can't say for sure if it's a 26 or 27. Fits comfortably in a standard US lamp socket. Bulb is stamped 120 volts on base so I'm inclined to think it's an E26
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"Regular" size in the US is "Medium Base" AKA E26, E27. Many ceiling fans use the smaller "Candleabra Base". These bulbs are "Medium Base". There is also the less common "Intermediate Base" mostly used in microwaves or other appliances.
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The description for this item makes it confusing because it states it's a E-26 holder so is this a medium size base or does it take the mogul type base bulbs? From some of the answers and the description I'm confused on what size base it takes a E26 or the larger size?
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actually its called a candelabra base, the smallest standard bulb. the only base smaller is the appliance base like for the refrig. shouldnt be hardto find this bulb, I get a 3-4 pak for a few dollars, like GE 25w, just make sure its the small 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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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
1041514
Yes, it fits a standard edison base. DO NOT attempt to use it in socket wired to 120 volts, you will definitely destroy the bulb and may start a fire!!!
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The greatest diameter of the base threads measure 26mm. I assume it's made to fit either E26 or E27.
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Yes, the E26 base is the normal everyday light bulb socket used everywhere in the US as standard for a very long time now. This bulb is ONLY for 12V DC applications. Positive should be connected to the tip contact and Negative to the collar contact. You will appreciate the amount of light you get.... go for it!
95271
Standard base... a socket however blub size is larger then a regular fluorescent so if its covered there may be fit or heat issues.
2152354
Yes, it has an ordinary medium base socket, for a 110 volt bulb, with leads coming out the bottom of the fixture. You can attach them to 14 or 12 ga. wire.
1774345
It is a standard size socket, but the bulb is smaller in size than a regular light bulb.
2279295
The socket is medium sized (fits regular light bulbs). The diameter cover plate is 8 1/4 inches wide.
612479
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~
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No. This is not a normal bulb base, or commonly referred to as medium base.
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There are two questions here. This A21 bulb is slightly larger (the bulb itself) than a "standard, old-fashioned" light bulb which generally has a bulb diameter of A19. "Medium base" is the same as "Standard" base which is E26 or E27. (Don't confuse "Medium base" with "intermediate base".) The base of this bulb is in fact Medium, but if you really need a bulb where the "bulb part" is no larger in diameter than A15, this blub might be too large for your fixture. For the second question, look for "light bulb base chart" and "light blub size chart" on a search engine and then you can search for what you need. There are two questions here. This A21 bulb is slightly larger (the bulb itself) than a "standard, old-fashioned" light bulb which generally has a bulb diameter of A19. "Medium base" is the same as "Standard" base which is E26 or E27. (Don't confuse "Medium base" with "intermediate base".) The base of this bulb is in fact Medium, but if you really need a bulb where the "bulb part" is no larger in diameter than A15, this blub might be too large for your fixture. For the second question, look for "light bulb base chart" and... » Read More There are two questions here. This A21 bulb is slightly larger (the bulb itself) than a "standard, old-fashioned" light bulb which generally has a bulb diameter of A19. "Medium base" is the same as "Standard" base which is E26 or E27. (Don't confuse "Medium base" with "intermediate base".) The base of this bulb is in fact Medium, but if you really need a bulb where the "bulb part" is no larger in diameter than A15, this blub might be too large for your fixture. For the second question, look for "light bulb base chart" and "light blub size chart" on a search engine and then you can search for what you need. « Show Less