Can I use this bulb to replace a B10 type bulb?
639242
B10 describes bulb type, the base is E12. Direct replacement if you have candelabra style B10. I would be very careful about ordering these bulbs. I had one that didn't work right out of the box, and the replacement was problematic as well. Specs are great, light output superior, but quality control appears to be lacking at present.
2011464
Don't know. You need to go direct to the manufacturer. I can tell you the bulb I bought from them did not work.
303082
Yes, you should be able to change a BR30 bulb if it is not screwed in to tightly. I have recessed lighting and catheral ceilings in my L/R and can reach them nicely.
1776457
Hi Mili,You can use any bulb you'd like and I chose the local low wattage as I am using it for my side yard. the bulb can be replaced. Hope this helps!
96975
I don't see why not since it's just a standard light socket. But I would still use one of those energy saving bulbs that has the equivalent brightness of a 100 watt incandescent bulb. For example, I'm using a 20 watt LUMAcoil bulb which is equivalent to a 75watt incandescent bulb.
749128
Yes. The CFL bulb will fit. That is the type I use and it works quite well.
1637823
This bulb should work. It's fairly easy to install also, just take your time.
768389
You sure can i used bulbs from Triangle Bulbs T30083-10 (10 pack) - F24T5/850/HO 24-Watt Straight T5 Fluorescent Tube Light Bulb, 10 Packand its working awesome
985311
Yes but... it's better if you use this one, I'm sure it will work better Triangle Bulbs (4-Pack) 12-Watt (80-Watt) Soft White Floodlight BR40 LED Light Bulb, 1050 Lumens, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
747731
Hello,It is the same BA15S 1156 base Interface ,I think it can work,please make sure input voltage is 11.8~12.8V, and the bulb length can fit,thanks!
2235350
Hello, thank you for the question and interest. Yes you can use the newer bulbs.
719086
I'm not sure if this will work. I buy my replacement bulbs on Amazon. Check the wattage of the bulbs you have now, and then check on Amazon. Hope this helps.
990986
I do not believe that to be possible. If your service is 220V/1 phase you have many options and should be able to find the equivalent bulb for your specific voltage. Carefully inspect the "Specifications" portion of the advertisement for the proper voltages. Although E27 and E26 screw-in bases are compatible the 110V and 220V voltages are not.
622572
I'm not sure. I just took numbers from old ballast and matched to the one I ordered. If those numbers match and you're not changing bulb types it will work. I think I actually called that supplier with a question and they helped me.
791726
!!! NO !!! Nor can you use a Different Wattage Lamp! Ofcourse, I guess you could take all the "Ballast Stuff" out and then replace with just a "Regular Bulb"
1572271
I don't think that it would. The original is a 100 watt fixture, and the bulb in question is a 250 watt bulb. That would require a different balast and other circuit components that could safely handle two and one half times the wattage. Wattage formulas would say NO. I would do more research before I tried it. Hope this helps.
367404
I don't know for sure but I believe the base of the bulb is too different and will not connect. I used these bulbs in actual lamps that called for this model of bulb. Sorry!