I need the 9007 BiXenon bulbs. I see some are labeled Telescopic and others are not. What is Telescopic and what is the difference?
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The basic difference in them is the telescopic once give you the same color light on high and low beam the non telescopic the low beam is the same color as a normal headlight
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Christina B....? what big ones are you speaking of? all these bulbs are small twist lock style...miniature 2000 or 3000 hour halogen or some are led type bulbs...what big ones??? The larger reflector spot lights that fit in the normal incandescent meadium base screw type socket are huge but those are PAR meaning parabolic reflectors style spot lights...75 watt or greater.
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It's a smaller bulb. It does read GE 60 w CSA 17208. It might say exactly what to buy in the directions? I just went to lowes grabbed a few and tried them out to see what worked. This chandelier is great. I bought two for my hall way and have no issues with a lack of light
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Anything between 5000K and 6000K is considered "daylight." I embroider, tat, crochet, etc. For me, this is important because "daylight" bulbs (remember when Ottlights were the only game in town?) give you more accurate colors and make it easier to see what you are doing. I have this 5000K bulb in a positionable task light to my left (I'm right-handed) and in my general table lamp on my right. OMG, it's wonderful. The amount of light is fantastic, and I need my Mag-Eyes less than I used to. The fact that it fits in a normal socket makes it ideal to me.
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Hey Benjamin There is a side-by-side comparison of the various lamps Philips makes at the end of the listing for the HF3470. It looks like it boils down to this: The HF3470 has a replaceable bulb (what that entails, I couldn't tell you. It looks like the HF3520 must be a "forever" bulb). The HF 3470 has a "sunrise simulation" which I dig, and helps me wake up more naturally, which is what I bought the product for in the first place, so that was important to me, but is it for you? Lastly, the HF3470 has 2 sound simulations whereas the HF3520 has 5. I wouldn't call that particular facet a deal breaker. It looks to boil down to the idea of the sunrise simulation and is that worth roughly $60 for you? Happy shopping.
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Staples sells the proper light bulb - it's $18 plus tax (Xenon type light) http://www.staples.com/40-Watt-Bulbrite-T3-Clear-E12-Dimmable-Warm-White-Krypton-Xenon-Bulbs/product_SS2078580.On my fixture, there is only 2.5 inches in length (so bulb must be smaller) and only about 1.5 or 1.75 inch in width due to the small upside "lampshade harp" that the crystal drop is attached to. VERY POOR DESIGN!
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The 9003 /HB2/H4/ bulbs have both the high and low beam in one bulb. The ZXE Sylvania bulbs outlast the plain old Silver stars by about 25% and I run my headlights day and night, the main thing that you must do is to wear a pair fo Nitrile (rubber surgical gloves) when you handle the bulbs, A single Fingerprint on the surface of the bulb will create a "hotspot" that will cause an premature failure of the bulb this is true for any Halogen style bulb. I usually take a microfiber towel and clean the bulbs with rubbing alcohol before I intall them. The ZXE bulbs are noticeably brighter than the Silverstar bulbs. If you can wait for a sale on them or at least a mail in rebate it all helps. The 9003 /HB2/H4/ bulbs have both the high and low beam in one bulb. The ZXE Sylvania bulbs outlast the plain old Silver stars by about 25% and I run my headlights day and night, the main thing that you must do is to wear a pair fo Nitrile (rubber surgical gloves) when you handle the bulbs, A single Fingerprint on the surface of the bulb will create a "hotspot" that will cause an premature failure of the bulb this is true for any Halogen style bulb. I usually take a microfiber towel and clean the bulbs with rubbing alcohol before I intall them. The ZXE bulbs are noticeably... » Read More The 9003 /HB2/H4/ bulbs have both the high and low beam in one bulb. The ZXE Sylvania bulbs outlast the plain old Silver stars by about 25% and I run my headlights day and night, the main thing that you must do is to wear a pair fo Nitrile (rubber surgical gloves) when you handle the bulbs, A single Fingerprint on the surface of the bulb will create a "hotspot" that will cause an premature failure of the bulb this is true for any Halogen style bulb. I usually take a microfiber towel and clean the bulbs with rubbing alcohol before I intall them. The ZXE bulbs are noticeably brighter than the Silverstar bulbs. If you can wait for a sale on them or at least a mail in rebate it all helps. « Show Less
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Jerry, I'm not entirely sure? I don't think you can really go wrong with the Philips 9006 X-treme Power though and I highly recommend them. My night vision is horrid and these definitely help tremendously with my night visibility. You could easily go with the cheaper of the two and still get great bulbs in my opinion.
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There is specs in the user manual. This is replacement bulb for a conversion kit, which was an upgrade for halogen lights. If you don't have a set of working "ballast", you'll need to get conversion kit with fitted bulbs. (A conversion kit includes a pair of ballasts and bulbs, so if h11 is the one, look for xenon conversion kit h11. And the thousand K is for the color of the light)
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We bought LEDs to replace the xenon bulbs that have burned out in the last year. The xenon don't last long, but they are ultimately brighter than the LED replacements. We are looking for higher wattage LEDs next time. Beautiful light fixture by the way! We get compliments all the time.
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I use them the these bulbs. Econoled 2 pcs Car 6000K H4 Bi-Xenon HID Xenon Telescopic Lights Bulbs Lamps. If your connectors are the and should be good. Yours do look the same
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They are much smaller in diameter than the 1000's. Bulbs aren't interchangeable, the 1000's come with a pre loomed wiring harness, a bit more of a factory installed look. Side by side they are much different.
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I assume you mean the T10 bulbs. This fixture wasn't designed for them better to buy a regular bulb with the fixture. Only a few bucks for the bulb.
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You have tp choose the bulb type and make sure it says bi xenon thats the high low
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There are two versions: one for candelabra sockets and one for regular so called E26/E27 sockets. The descriptions for each are usually quite clear. Same bulb, different base. They are great bulbs, but note you may find a better price from other channels. We have about 8 of them in use, and so far only one has failed.
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The "sold by each" means 'each' package. A bit confusing, I know, but 'each' package has two bulbs. I suggest buying a spare, as these are hard to find elsewhere. Install carefully! They are fragile, but last a long time. Good success to you!
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I'm nearly sure it proprietary. It's an odd shape and has a unique plug. In fact, if you want to use the light in any typical socket, you need to buy an adapter. It probably also shines light at wavelengths that can "feed" a plant so that it can photosynthesize; I don't think every type of bulb shines that kind of light....