can you use an LED bulb, if so, what can you recommend as to bulb base code/type.
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I would say definitely not - this is a Halogen lamp, and it comes with a Halogen bulb. It looks like a very specific Halogen bulb as well.
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As far as I know, it looks like it takes a VERY specific halogen bulb. I don't even know if I'll be able to find a replacement halogen bulb for it when it burns out. It might be able to take an LED, but I can't advise you on whether that would be possible. However, given the limited space for a replacement bulb, your results with an LED bulb would likely be way, way too dull to effectively serve as a spotlight. You can set this light to turn off in just 5 seconds and turn down the sensitivity if it is your electrical bill that concerns you. I have it set like that and have not noticed much difference in my bill. Hopefully someone else with more knowledge can reply. Good luck As far as I know, it looks like it takes a VERY specific halogen bulb. I don't even know if I'll be able to find a replacement halogen bulb for it when it burns out. It might be able to take an LED, but I can't advise you on whether that would be possible. However, given the limited space for a replacement bulb, your results with an LED bulb would likely be way, way too dull to effectively serve as a spotlight. You can set this light to turn off in just 5 seconds and turn down the sensitivity if it is your electrical bill that concerns you. I have it set like that and have not noticed much... » Read More As far as I know, it looks like it takes a VERY specific halogen bulb. I don't even know if I'll be able to find a replacement halogen bulb for it when it burns out. It might be able to take an LED, but I can't advise you on whether that would be possible. However, given the limited space for a replacement bulb, your results with an LED bulb would likely be way, way too dull to effectively serve as a spotlight. You can set this light to turn off in just 5 seconds and turn down the sensitivity if it is your electrical bill that concerns you. I have it set like that and have not noticed much difference in my bill. Hopefully someone else with more knowledge can reply. Good luck « Show Less
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As far as I know, it looks like it takes a VERY specific halogen bulb. I don't even know if I'll be able to find a replacement halogen bulb for it when it burns out. It might be able to take an LED, but I can't advise you on whether that would be possible. However, given the limited space for a replacement bulb, your results with an LED bulb would likely be way, way too dull to effectively serve as a spotlight. You can set this light to turn off in just 5 seconds and turn down the sensitivity if it is your electrical bill that concerns you. I have it set like that and have not noticed much difference in my bill. Hopefully someone else with more knowledge can reply. Good luck
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You can use any brand you would like. The par38 style in LED is is a good energy efficient option. Plus they do not attract bugs like filament bulbs. If you choose to use incandescent bulb you can only use up to 150 watts. Any hardware store with Par38 bulbs will work.
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You can use a regular bulb whatever wattage you choose. I'm using the curly shaped energy-efficient bulbs.
1770808
Yes you can use led light bulbs with this provided they are standard light bulb sockets. I use led as well.
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You can use LED BULBS however I'm not sure that there are 75w or 100w LED's on the market. You can definitely use the 60w LED's that are readily available but they might not provide enough light.
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Yes, you can use an LED bulb as long as it fits within the parameters. The info lists: E26; Watt - 25W (60W Max). That means the LED must use less than 60W (which is very easy, the are almost always very low wattage), and it must have a standard base. It won't look at pretty, but will still be functional.
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I can't imagine why not, but I'm not sure. I've read some of the other answers and most say, yes, you can use them, but personally, I like the LED bulb. Hope this helps.
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It takes bulbs with E26 base. I most recommend that you use 40W equivalent LED bulbs for this fixture. 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! (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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Hello! I have to try to use LED bulbs.. but did not worked! Burned LED soon as I've installed... You must use with halogen bulbs.If you looking for LED.. do not buy this product! Thanks!
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I think most of the new led bulbs can be used in any lamp. Although I am not using one in this particular lamp I am using them in several standard 110 volt sockets
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I do not know those type of bulbs you are referring to. The lamp bases are the normal household type we are accustomed to using. The two lamp bases can use a 60 W incandescent. Who in the world would use an incandescent bulb when there are such good LED type bulbs out there.
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I have never tried LED bulbs, but why shouldn't they work. This is just a simple A/C screw socket.
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Hi there! we used regular 60 watt bulbs -- you can also begin to use the new LED bulbs if you take out a loan! But we just used regular bulbs in this fixture thus far. It was hung in a home I renovated for sale, which is under contract to close now. Good luck and it is a great looking fixture!
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Yes, You can use any bulb that you prefer as long as it fits with the base, the fixture's dimension and the maximum wattage allowed. What I use for this one is actually an LED globe bulb. I love it because the lighting is very pleasing in the eyes. Bright yet cozy. Plus, it's really durable, high quality, and energy efficient. Hope it helps! (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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I suppose if the wattage is not exceeded, which is not an LED issue. The bulb base has to be like a standard incandescent bulb base
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I used regular bulbs......led dimmers were too expensive; therefore, I haven't tried.
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I use all five that I installed with decorative incandescent light bulbs. Any LED bulbs that are also dimmable would work. I think you will have a problem IF you try to use CFL (florescent) bulbs because these lights dim by cutting voltage.