Do you think I could squeak by with a 65 watt bulb? I have a 65 Watt Compact Fluorescent Bulb for photography.
1705617
i have no idea, to be honest. stupid thing was delivered broken, and i didn't bother to replace it! i personally wouldn't trust it with anything beyond the absolute maximums, though...
1705618
Go to Lowe's as they have a better quality unit. This one is junk I ordered 2 and both will not hold the weight of the head in any flexed position and both switches broke.
526309
Yes, you could use a regulars bulbs "yellow light", I am using a regular fluorescent "white light".
308145
Yes this is a medium base bulb , but you have to know if the fixture you are putting this in can handle 150 watts , you said it would replace a 65 watt bulb so be careful not to buy a bulb with to high of wattage, good luck
1549419
I presume you are referring to energy saving bulbs, I guerss you can if you can get the correct cap. You should however use Rough Service RS bulbs which allow for frequent switching on and off and temperature fluctuations. See no value in using Compact Fluorescent bulbs.
2271988
You'll need to read the specs. The difference may be that you can only use flourescent bulbs vs. regular bulbs.
882535
I believe that has to be a misprint. A 100 watt bulb would be too bright as well as too hot. I have a 13 watt fluorescent bulb in mine that is equivalent to the light output of a 60 watt incandescent bulb. If you chose to go with an incandescent bulb. I would not go higher that 40 watts.
932797
Yes, these bulbs shown are 85 watts which is over the power limit. These brand of bulbs are also made in 65 watts, so those would be ok.
713238
I would only use the maximum the lamps states. You might risk overheating and causing an electric short. The lamp is very reflective and should not need a 100 watt bulb.
12369
I am almost positive that you could not go wrong with this light bulb. It has a MUCH MORE COMFORTABLE color than the regular CFL bulbs and never gets hot. I would maybe get a higher power/wattage/brightness if you have slightly higher ceilings or just a singular light fixture though (just like some folks have mentioned before). If anything buy a few of these bulbs, see if they work, and if the do STOCK UP and if they don't you'll still have a few wonderful light bulbs for smaller lamps around the house. :) Happy shopping!
806125
60 watts max. I don't think it would be safe with a hotter bulb due to non venting. You could use a brighter pigtail type lamp though.
1737988
That will probably depend on what size/type bulbs you put in it. Check to see what watts it can handle. We have compact fluorescents in ours, and it's in the corner of a bedroom. Personally, it would not be enough office lighting for me with our bulbs. My daughter uses it to light an area over a chair so she can study. I would see it more as accent or spot area lighting, not whole room lighting, at least with our bulbs which I think are probably compact fluorescent equivilents to 40 watts each.
529823
I have a 60 watt bulb in mine, but it says it can take up to a 100 watt bulb max on the lamp.
1600186
Yes , you can if it fits. The power (watts) that the bulbs draws is 60 watts, so it is well within the maximum rating for the lamp, as you said it is 150 watts.
907291
I'd have to say probably. Just don't use any lightbulbs over 100 watt. You don't need a 3 -way light bulb to get this to go from low-medium high. This 1 was a lil bigger than the 1 I had and was a tight squeeze in the lamp. Be sure to ck measurements. I am very happy I tried this sensor. Model # didn't match exactly , but it works just fine :)
1777128
It should give more light than a 65 watt incandescent bulb. It is intended to go into a 5 or 6 inch recessed fixture. It is quite bright.
1579499
If your using 125 watt bulb its max would be 125 watts. If you use a 250 watt bulb max watts would be 250 watts. Hope this helps.
2108711
Yes. It only produces light equivalent of 65w and uses less and is dimable so as long as you use standard size bulb fixture it should work great.