Is this a 40w or 60w bulb? Conflicting info in title product info and product descriptions
1613001
I am pretty sure that it is a 60 watt. I was not pleased. I used it in a front porch light. The light was in a wet area. It shattered within a few days of putting it in. They refunded my money quickly I bought one at Home Depot, different brand, and it has been fine.
1613002
I just checked the actual bulb and it says 60w. Although it seems like its 40w because it's not as bright as a "regular" bulb. So if you want one that looks 40w then it's the right one.
1613003
The set I bought are indeed 60W. But remember, a 60W "Edison" type bulb is not very bright (or efficient). But it does look cool.
1984880
On the silver part of the bulb housing, it says 125V 40W, so I'd say it is 125V.
234559
mine arrived a 60W however, just in case you don't want to take the chance, Plenty of other shops have this same product posted, so with that said due to this mix up i would find this same product on another page so you don't get the wrong product
1906243
1 bulb, I think it was 60 watts, I use the fluorescent bulbs, have 2 of these in master bath and they work well.
2276433
I have regular lightbulbs in mine. I think it is up to 60W. I love my lamp!
1597265
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.
1508896
I ordered 2 of these, one was dead on arrival, which I returned. The other worked well in response to your question. It is a bit bright though, being 60W equivalent (40 would be better)
362725
On the bulb it indicates it is a 45W 120V bulb. You can find this at a box sized hardware store like Home Depot or Lowes.
89980
I don't have the paperwork anymore but I remember when I bought the lamp I purchased 60 and 40 watt bulbs. The 60 was too bright but the 40 seemed perfect. So at least 60 but you don't need any brighther than that for reading with this lamp.
761991
Number of Bulbs: 3 Candelabra Incandescent bulb(s) Bulbs Included Bulb Watts: 60W
1543399
In just a visual subjective opinion, it is somewhere between the 40-60w equivalent. But what I find unsatisfactory is the two bulbs I bought cast a coppery-golden hue skewing the color anything illuminated
1052224
I believe 60W but I have a EcoSmart 60W Equivalent LED 800 Lumen Light bulb (uses only 10watts) that's in it now and its works great!
1731509
I'd say its much closer to 60W. Plenty of light for typical indoor use, but not super-bright.
736275
Hello, I believe 60 watts is equivalent to the 13 watts that the 13 watt energy saving bulbs have. I hope this helps.
1861384
The information on the lamp says to use 40w type B or Type G bulbs. I am personally using a Type B I picked up a three pack at the supermarket.
799993
IT TAKES NORMAL 40 OR 60W BUBLS. IVE NEVER HEARD OF THE kind you mention...BUT ITS A GOOD LAMP..
787580
60w is the size of the bulb. It is 120 watts. If your Chandelier says it takes 60w,that means per Bulb. These bulbs do burn brighter than a traditional bulb. I do recommend. Also 120 volts is the current used in USA. It is safe. Been using them for a few years ,have a long life.