Is this suitable for bedroom lighting on a floor lamp with 3 light bulbs?
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I was not impressed. If you ever need bright lighting (i.e. for reading, etc.), then you may want to go with a higher-wattage version. The light is nice, but if you can 'see' the bulbs, they do have some glare to them as they are clear, not frosted. If you are just looking for something that will give nice ambient lighting, you should be fine with them, though. I ended up using these in open, recessed can fixtures above our downstairs bar and they are fine there - but I don't need a bright light in that location. Also - these are NOT dimmable, so if the lamp has a 3-way switch, you may want to look at other options. Hope that helps! I was not impressed. If you ever need bright lighting (i.e. for reading, etc.), then you may want to go with a higher-wattage version. The light is nice, but if you can 'see' the bulbs, they do have some glare to them as they are clear, not frosted. If you are just looking for something that will give nice ambient lighting, you should be fine with them, though. I ended up using these in open, recessed can fixtures above our downstairs bar and they are fine there - but I don't need a bright light in that location. Also - these are NOT dimmable, so if the lamp has a 3-way switch, you may want... » Read More I was not impressed. If you ever need bright lighting (i.e. for reading, etc.), then you may want to go with a higher-wattage version. The light is nice, but if you can 'see' the bulbs, they do have some glare to them as they are clear, not frosted. If you are just looking for something that will give nice ambient lighting, you should be fine with them, though. I ended up using these in open, recessed can fixtures above our downstairs bar and they are fine there - but I don't need a bright light in that location. Also - these are NOT dimmable, so if the lamp has a 3-way switch, you may want to look at other options. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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I was not impressed. If you ever need bright lighting (i.e. for reading, etc.), then you may want to go with a higher-wattage version. The light is nice, but if you can 'see' the bulbs, they do have some glare to them as they are clear, not frosted. If you are just looking for something that will give nice ambient lighting, you should be fine with them, though. I ended up using these in open, recessed can fixtures above our downstairs bar and they are fine there - but I don't need a bright light in that location. Also - these are NOT dimmable, so if the lamp has a 3-way switch, you may want to look at other options. Hope that helps!
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I actually bought these bulbs for my fixture above my stove and for the frig. I got 2 FEIT 9-watt LEDs for my floor lamp that give a brighter light. I am very happy with the result.
538221
Yes. I use a 3 way bulb and it works fine. I love the looks of the lamps. They fix perfect with my decor.
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I don't think it would work very well as a floor lamp. It works as a hanging lamp, but it does provide good light. I have mine hanging from a ceiling hook and it lights up the room pretty well.
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I suppose it depends on what bulb you use. But yes, that's what I'm using in an old floor lamp. Bulb must have mogul base.
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I'm not sure. I bought mine for a floor lamp with a heavy-duty bulb. Sorry I could not be more specific in my reply.
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I would be careful of the ceiling light wattage. I blew one of these modules with a desk lamp, but I had 40watt bulbs in it and it takes 3 bulbs. 120 was too much for it. It is rated 100 watt max.
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I think it would work. It's not as bright as the overhead light I have, but it lights the room pretty well.
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It is around 6" deep and 6" in diameter. If your floor lamp is big enough to accommodate it, you could probably use it. It emits a LOT of light, though, is NOT dimmable, and there are other bulbs better suited for your fixture.
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No, you shouldn't have any trouble. We control three at a time on our track lights with no problem, and they're spaced much farther apart than they would be in a ceiling fan. Keep in mind that you will likely need another light source for when you need brighter light in the room.
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I think what you are trying to do will work. The sensor and the lamps are adjustable in multi direction. You just need to be sure to shield the sensor from the lights and you will be ok.
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As long as your fixture could take a standard 60wt sized bulb screw...then yes :) I tried it in the kitchen...a floor lamp and then the ceiling fan light.
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Yes. This produces a lot of light. We actually don't have all the light bulbs in ours because it was brighter than we wanted for our living room
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Dimable CFL might work, or if at least one standard bulb is in the circuit it might also work
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Depends I guess. I can use it in the room with all the lights on, but it is a last resort. There are a few others that have quite a bit more lumens, I would go that route if your room is pretty bright.
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yes. you could use standard base incandescent or cfl bulbs, but it looks best with 3" globe bulbs.
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I think it will work great for a floor lamp -- you can put the touchpad near your chair for easy turn on and off. I've had these dimmers for many years and of the maybe 12-15 I've bought for myself and my extended family, about 3-4 stopped working after a few months, but the rest continued to work for years.
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Yes, but CFL worked better for me on this fixture. I'd really recommend using a 100W equivalent CFL bulb. It worked best for me in terms of lighting (that is, if you want your light to be bright but also very relaxing for the eyes) and this bulb, specifically, is really durable and energy efficient. Hope it helps Triangle Bulbs T40144-4 (4 Pack) - 23-Watt (100W) Spiral Medium Base Natural Daylight (5000K) CFL Light Bulbs, 4 PACK