What is the spacing between lights and what kind of bulbs do they have?
1610899
It takes a single bulb (like a 60-watt incandescent bulb) but is tall enough to fit a tall LED or compact fluorescent bulb inside.
1610900
inside there is a glass bottle upside down, that threads to the bottom of the lamp. Think about a glass jar with a round bottom to cover the light bulb.You can use any light bulb up to 60 watts I think. I use the spiral daylight 13 watts and they look great.You can use any regular light bulb up to 60 watts I think.
1610901
The spacing between lights is up to you. Since these are standard 120V fixtures, they take standard 40W, or 60 W incandescent bulbs (if you can still find them) or the LED bulbs I use to replace standard base 67W bulbs. The lamps that line my walkway are spaced only about 6 feet apart because I want a lot of light on the path where I expect guests to walk. On my dock, they are 30 feet apart. Your choice.
1610902
I simply replaced almost identical fixtures already in my yard. Spacing is on the order of 10-15' between them in my small yard. If I recall correctly bulbs are up to 100W but I used CFLs so the wattage is much lower. They accept bulbs with a standard "Edison Screw" base which I believe in the US is E26.
1610903
They don't come connected together. They are designed to be wired into an existing, wired pipe/stand. They take a regular light bulb. I would recommend LEDs so that you don't have to go through the hassle of changing out the bulbs so much.
1610904
Mine are Approx 20 feet, 13 watt compact florescent. Use regular incandescent bulbs if you want to use them on a dimmer. Spacing should not be an issue like with low voltage DC lites, these are 110 AC
1610905
I was using it to replace an existing fixture that was broken. They had 4 of the fixtures in the back yard and they were spaced strategically to light certain areas. They were using 60 watt A-19 soft white lamps, which work well. If I were lighting a driveway or walkway with these fixtures I would space them approximately 12 to 15 feet apart on 12" to 18" stems.
741501
Mine is a couple of feet away from me and a little above. I have had mine almost 2 years no need to replace bulbs yet.
529371
It really varies based on the bulb you use and how far from the ground you mount them. The halogens were a tad larger circle than the LEDs bulbs. But I'm happy with the led bulbs! It's about 4' in diameter for me maybe a tad more. I have my lights spaced every 10'. If you want the light cast to touch the next I'd suggest no more than 6' spacing.
2041563
The glass dimensions installed. .. Are 5 1/4 wide on top and the height is 5 inches. You can not see the bulbs. Let me know of you have more questions.
2018649
Check out GU10. It's the one used for track lighting. I would measure the mm distance between the bulb you have and then look at the specks of any GU10 bulbs online. My guess is that the prongs are 10mm apart, but I am not sure.
1564978
Yes, 4 of those type bulbs will fit. Its 3.25 x 3.25" at the black base. 4 x 4" at the sockets tops. 1.25" between sides of each socket (distance between), but they point or angle away from each other. Its 3" deep from the top of the sockets to the bottom of the black base, 4.25" total depth. I like the fact that if you have a light socket with an umbrella holder beneath the socket, this does not block the hole.
2030152
There isn't a lot of room for standard bulbs. If you don't want to bend the metal brackets holding the bulbs, you can use LED corn bulbs like these: http://smile.amazon.com/Generic-27x5050-300LM-2800-3200K-White/dp/B00ANI1Q9S/ref=sr_1_37?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1405191333&sr=1-37&keywords=led+bulb. They are highly energy efficient, long lasting, don't produce a lot of heat, and most importantly, they fit.
2072062
I wish I could answer this for you but I received bulbs totally different than what I thought they were. I have no idea how to use these, sorry.
681978
These are standard br30 lightbulbs. Id say they are short but are made for standard 5" and 6" recessed can lights. Most can lights are depth adjustable
1432103
I returned the lamp as I didn't read the description close enough and didn't want to bother with those bulbs. Sorry I can't answer your question.
1840693
The bulbs I received are the normal socket size. Not the smaller candelabra size.
1825923
Sorry for such a long delay in my response. I put these lights in a safe spot in the garage a forgot where the safe spot was until now. LOL. These lights measure 6 5/16L x 1 13/16H x 2 3/8D. GREAT buy for the money!!
12943
They are 48 inch bulbs. I purchased them for my 4 foot shop lights I installed in my garage. They work fine and starts instantly even in extremely cold weather.r
1270280
I can't give an exact answer without removing them - and that's hard to do. The bulbs are slightly longer by about 1/8" or 3/16" than a standard incandescent bulb, and a bit bigger in diameter, maybe 1/8". The bulbs seem positional and you may have to move or reverse them in the socket to get them to work.
1321718
they are apx 3/4" long overall and maybe 3/8" wide. they are very small so clear most small spaces but light is exceptional. they are similar in size to a standard 194 bulb
855746
These are approx. 2" across the top. Don't forget to wear some type of glove (plastic) so that you don't get the natural oils from your hand on bulb; it will cause a "hot spot" and burn out.
1131377
These are G40 Bulbs with E12 Bases - measurements can be found here: http://www.lightsforalloccasions.com/p-2607-globe-string-lights-what-you-should-know.aspx