The decription states "Uses five 100 watt A19 Med F incandescent Light bulbs" BUT elsewhere notes 60 Watts. Is 100 watt correct?
1128462
You could use up to 100 watt bulbs incandescent light bulbs although I use 15 watt florescent bulbs which are very bright. My wife and I love the Triach 33293.
1128463
The bulbs we bought are 72 watts! They work great. They're the same product code, but our Ace had them in 72w, incandescent on a dimmer.
1128464
It does not come with bulb... you have to get yours. I used LED bulbs and it work perfect.
1265081
If you mean normal incandescent 100 watt bulbs, of course not. I would assume you could use the same type fluorescent bulbs that come with the unit as they do not produce much heat. The key would be in the heat output of the bulbs. Normal bulbs would melt the covers, the fluorescent bulbs should not have any wattage limit as they should remain cool.
966591
100 watts is 100 watts. It's the amount of power the lamp is rated to sustain safely. The type of bulb doesn't matter at all. This bulb can be used, assuming that it physically fits. Many larger CFL bulbs are bigger than standard incandescents and will not fit in all lamps.They say "300 watt equivalent" to let you know much LIGHT it produces in terms of the incandescent bulbs you are used to, but it has nothing to do with the power rating of the lamp.
927751
Yes, these fixtures are rated for 100 watt max. I have installed all LEDs in mine to minimize having to replace the bulbs very often.
1785176
The lights are rated for 85w, but there is a lot of confusion as to if that's 85w total, or 85w for each socket. You can definitely use 4x23w CFL (100watt equivalent) which is actually a little over 85 watts, and they sell these with 4x45watt CFL's, so I'm assuming the listed 85watts is not total, but for each socket. I do know from experience... if you put 4 100watt incandescents in there, you'll definitely blow the fuse in the light (I've done it).
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We asked the manufacturer that question and this was their response:On behalf of the Minka Group we would like to thank you for viewing our product for your home. at this time this fixture is UL listed for 60W T10 med base bulb and we do not recommend using any other bulbs. Using a different bulb other then the one that is specified will void your warranty.We installed the product and used the bulbs specified above.
1132202
I notice that it says 45 watt on one of the bulleted blurbs. I think that is a reference and it is a 60 watt bulb. It does say 60 watt on the bulb.
1132201
Don't know re but, mine were 60w and they say on the box it equals 3 100w incandescent no lumens or any other info. I was skeptical;however, they seem to work just fine. I do replace bulbs with new and move used to lower output requirement uses each season since fluorescent lose power after a while. I think they work just fine and are identical to higher priced bulbs I have purchased.
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I don't really know. However, the lamp states that the bulbs must be 60 watts or less. I use ordinary bulbs or those newer energy-saving "curly-que" ones. I notice that in my closet I also have some that look like regular bulbs but says "modified" partial spectrum 60 watt that I wouldn't be afraid to try. I would probably feel the same about the lightbulbs you are referring to as along as they are equivalent to 60 watts or less with the standard size screw-in bottom.
2012016
No the total wattage is not 100 watts...max wattage is 100 watts per bulb for 300 watts max
21635
yes I purchased the LED bulbs and we really like them. The output is great for us. I don't know if it is actually equivalent to a 100 watts. But I would purchase more if needed
1084636
I do not know those type of bulbs you are referring to. The lamp bases are the normal household type we are accustomed to using. The two lamp bases can use a 60 W incandescent. Who in the world would use an incandescent bulb when there are such good LED type bulbs out there.
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As far as I can tell I believe it is. I bought this because it was for 100watts or less. I do know that there are heavier duty ones for greater wattage.I'm using it for two dimmable LED 4.8 watt bulbs. Works well to a point and then it's either on or off. It says it will work with up to 250 watts incandescent.Basically I've replaced two 40 watt incandecent with two led bulbs. Works great.
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The instructions say to use 60W. I have the new 60W fluorescents and it seems a little weak. I'm thinking the instructions are for 60W incandescent and that you could go to 100W of the new fluorescents. I'm going to try it and see what happens.
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Not sure but I have had two "efficient" 40 watt bulbs in mine...I use it as a desk lamp, not to light the room.Love the lamp, it's pretty.
587862
I have a cluster of three over my counter and am using the CFL 13 watt (60 watt equiv) bulbs. My niece saw them and said "Wow they're bright!" I haven't tried the 100 watt bulbs they're rated for, but can only imagine.
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I have regular lightbulbs in mine. I think it is up to 60W. I love my lamp!