Will the twist-and-lock base work with older lamps (Hampton Bay) that take a GU10 MR16 bulb with straight pins? I cant find any older style bulbs.
1707816
No, these won't work for those. Show me a picture and I can probably help you find those.
2190369
I am unfamiliar with your type of lamp but this bulb is very economical and as long as it is the correct size and the plug in receptacal is the same it should work !
1815897
They may make a variety of connectors but the one I bought is a ceramic disc with holes for two pins and wiring leads for a landscape type fixture. The bulb I use is a MR16. There is also a notation for GU5.3 on the bulb package. I don't know what it means.
1529351
If both the two different lamps are each fluorescent, of approximately the same wattage/lumens and have exactly the same base and as long as the curved tube physically fits the shade space, the probability it would work fine is very high. I would only wonder if the new curved tube type bulb you are asking about might stick out of the shade further and cast more light to the sides of the shade which might be aesthetically unappealing.
391133
I think if you have the option to pick just the basic 9006 bulb, try that instead of the HB4. If you don't have the option, I can't really help with this answer. Srry. Maybe someone else can. Good luck.
505761
This is MR16/GU10 size/socket. U should search for screw on type light bulb for your fixture.
961445
Hi there...I purchased a converter from amazon and now I could use any standard base screw type light bulb. Hope this helps.
1359433
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.
916415
I don't know, Nancy. It didn't fit my lamp, which has a model number that starts with GTX but I couldn't return it because I had ripped the package open in my confidence that I had chosen correctly. I would suggest that you do either or both of the things that I failed to do. First, pull the old bulb out and look inside the case. Mine clearly says use only PL bulbs. The other option is to contact the company directly. Their email address is, not surprisingly, www.OttLite.com and their phone number is 800-842-8848. BTW, all of this company information is on the back of the package and is quite legible if you don't rip the back off and toss it away. I don't know, Nancy. It didn't fit my lamp, which has a model number that starts with GTX but I couldn't return it because I had ripped the package open in my confidence that I had chosen correctly. I would suggest that you do either or both of the things that I failed to do. First, pull the old bulb out and look inside the case. Mine clearly says use only PL bulbs. The other option is to contact the company directly. Their email address is, not surprisingly, www.OttLite.com and their phone number is 800-842-8848. BTW, all of this company information is on the back of the package and is... » Read More I don't know, Nancy. It didn't fit my lamp, which has a model number that starts with GTX but I couldn't return it because I had ripped the package open in my confidence that I had chosen correctly. I would suggest that you do either or both of the things that I failed to do. First, pull the old bulb out and look inside the case. Mine clearly says use only PL bulbs. The other option is to contact the company directly. Their email address is, not surprisingly, www.OttLite.com and their phone number is 800-842-8848. BTW, all of this company information is on the back of the package and is quite legible if you don't rip the back off and toss it away. « Show Less
1889331
As long as you old switch has the same number of leads on each side it should work. My lamp is an antique with three bulbs. The switch worked great for me.
117080
No, I believe the Malibu bulbs you ask about have a narrower pin spacing than these Triangle bulbs. Look for bulbs listed as MR11 rather than MR16.
646253
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.
337115
Should work. It has an adjustable flexible spiral holder which can be manually twisted to different spiral sizes, that can then be used to hold a bulb relatively tight.A correction: The above comment applies to their 180 degree extension kit which I bought along with this product. But this product should work on standard bulbs.
1762237
I have mine on the table clamp that came with it. It most likely will work on that base if it's heavy enough to support this rather large lamp. It's top heavy. I love this lamp. The clamp base works good if tightened down tight!
1353803
Not sure, your best bet is to remove your old one and take it to a Lamp and Fixture supply company. They should know for sure and if their price is too high then you can always order from Amazon.
1876222
Sorry I didn't keep the old bulb from the floor lamp from Joanne's. The prongs Re a bit offset which is hard to tell in the picture.
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My lamp is older, and I had to screw it in. It looks great. Here's a pic: http://i.imgur.com/Ia5wmYX.jpg