Will these heater work on a standard home wall socket?
1727496
Yes, but you need a dedicated 15amp circuit. I blew the breakers in several locations in my house until I found an outlet that wasn't powering any other light, appliance etc.
1727497
Yes, but only one per zone. Draws a lot of power. If I have it on and vacuum or run microwave it will trip my breaker. It HAS to be plugged directly into the wall.
1727498
Yes, as long as you don't have something else high powered plugged in on the same circuit.
762716
Yes. They will work with any power unit that has pins or snaps to connect to them.
257757
They fit standard lamp sockets. However, the light quality may not be what you are used to. You may want a higher wattage. I have two of the in my bedroom ceiling fan and they aren't bright enough for me. Pay attention to the wattage max on your fixture. The bulb size is the same as a regular bulb.
42771
This only has a socket for a standard bulb, so no. Unless you use one of those screw-in adapters.
395338
THey work on anything I have that accepts those little plug type with the two wires... low voltage lights, etc... Slightly dimmer than the 11'smore like a 7 watt bulb....has 4 lights around the side and one in the center... probably wont go back to the filament bulb after using these...
842136
This refrigerator should take normal wall socket but I would check the installation manual to be sure.
1493357
I don't have one of those boxes, so I really don't know. If it will take a standard bulb it should as these bulbs are slightly smaller in diameter and a lot cooler and take less power than a standard bulb. Only ones you might have a problem with are the larger bulbs, like the 43watt and above as they are about the same size as a 300watt incandescent.
2039352
These bulb are to small for a standard light socket. If that is what you mean by "standard". I use them for salt lamps.
1399306
The black wires are the hot wires, the white are neutral. If you are not familiar with 110VAC, call an electrician, it will work if there is room in your wallbox for the wires.
1641738
I believe they should work as long as the size of the heater pad is smaller than the seat itself. You don't want to cut any of the heating pad to make it fit the seat. Other than that it would just be finding a good switched 12volt, 10amp circuit to run your heater switch to.
1650915
They fit a standard socket, they're just a little bit taller so you fight have a problem if you want to put a short lamp shade over them.
179661
Yes, they are made for standard wall outlets. Just be sure if you need a neutral or not and check the timer too. Some require a neutral, some don't. Also check for incandescent, LED or whatever type light you plan to use. Make sure it is compatible, some are only incandescent only.
668051
No. They are just very cheap sockets. They get the job done, but they are bare bones basic.
1871146
yes, and yes. The ones I got are standard A-26 sockets, not what's in the picture.
98784
These units connect directly to the line voltage.. If your current thermostats only connect via romex type wire then these will work. If your current thermo has low voltage wiring (thin wires) then they will not work.
1552524
As long as you are switching power it should be fine. I used these for lamp switches, but they should work for anything. As to wire size, I managed to get two standard flat lamp cords through one of the openings. Note that I can only speak for AC line voltage use.
949851
I would say give it a try, I do not see any reason these would not work if they fit in the socket. I am not a bulb expert but you can always call Home Depot or Lowe's and they can answer your question better. Good Luck !