Are these bulbs suitable or small enough for use in the plug-in style incandescent night light bases?
1720426
Yes, the bases are the same. The upper bulb of this one is a little bigger though.
1720427
Probably not. These are screw in bases and are slightly larger than a 60 watt incandescent bulb that I replaced. If you had to add the screw base to plugin base adaptor I think it would be to big.
1720428
There are several different sizes for small screw-in bases. These bulbs have a "candelabra" base and fit in the fixtures outside of my garage. They are very bright, and would not be suitable for a nightlight, if that's your intended use.
1901142
Most photocell nightlight circuits are designed around an "incandescent" light bulb, not an "LED"..... A few night lights might work with this LED and others might not. So if you need a definitive answer, then I would say "NO" !With a little luck, however, it may work fine. Just remember that these lamps draw so little current, that you could leave these in a fixture that stays on all day and night & still will use less electricity than an incandescent bulb burning only 8 to 10 hours a day. Good luck.
1615370
Yes, that should be fine. I use these bulbs everywhere in my house in place of standard 60 Watt bulbs
2095183
If you're asking about the fit, yes. These soft boxes use standard bulb sockets. I'm currently using omni-directional LED bulbs in mine just for lower power consumption. The only concern that I could envision with a higher wattage bulb is the additional heat, though by design, the materials used for soft box reflectors are fire retardant.
2025210
They are the same size as a regular 60 Watt bulb. They are a bit heavier. I have the same setup in my kid's room. They worked fine.
1601677
I would consider smaller ones specially for that use. There may not be enough light for one thing and they are bulky and heavy for indoor use
1310941
It would have to be a pretty small one. A regular size spot light bulb will not fit in here. These are not that big.
704123
I don't know. They are not very bright. I use it as a night light in a hall fixture.
967669
The base for the bulbs are small/candelabra size. So as long as you can find them in that size any bulb will work.
315354
I don't think these bulbs would work for that application. These are full-sized light bulbs for regular lamps. Someone might make LED bulbs for that purpose, but not these.
308143
A "medium base" should be a standard bulb base for all incandescent bulbs. This has that type of base. Its designed for outdoor security flood lights.
477735
I have found this bulb to properly fit all 6 of my night light lamps...I also use the bulbs for "Welcome Candle Lights" in our windows...I certainly wouldn't classify these bulbs as "too fat" .. They are very similar to C-7 lights used on some Christmas tree lighting...Hope this helps.
1065411
We used them to adapt regular based LED bulbs for use in our fan lights. You just have to be sure all the base sizes are right. They work fine. The light bulb will stick out a little farther & that could be a problem in some cases.
876735
They are not candelabra sized bases, rather standard lamp size. They are great for ceiling lights with that size socket
1594853
Don't know if this helps but I bought these for little oil fragrance night lights. They are quite small.
1531788
Yes the screw base is identical to standard incandescent bulbs. I replaced all the bathroom, kitchen & overhead lighting that used standard incandescent bulbs with a combination of Cree 9.5 watt & 6 watt bulbs. The only bulbs I couldn't replace with these Cree bulbs were the 3 way lamps, not because they wouldn't fit, but because they're not 3 way bulbs. These bulbs are the perfect replacements for standard incandescent bulbs. I'm 100% happy with their performance & their aesthetics.
1451249
A19 is the size of commonly used, screw in, 40 - 100W incandescent light bulbs. You don't define what "small" is but if this means smaller ( especially the socket size) than a standard incandescent size the answer would be no.