I have an old small desk lamp, and it says use replacement bulb type G. E. 93 or equivalent. I know nothing about bulbs, will this work?
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Yes. For my vintage tensor brand this was the suggested replacement but it does not allow varied light intensity
59863
It's been a couple years or more ago. I couldn't get the current equivalent bulb to work, so I just threw out the lamp. I still miss it. Now that Batteries Plus has bulbs, maybe they have it. Just got an odd 1.
59864
Use the Eiko brand #93 bulbs. Other brands may become too hot and use too high a current, and damage your desk lamp.
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These bulbs should work just fine in desk lamps. I measured a 50 foot-candle light output on my range-hood at a distance of two feet directly below the bulb. My eyes are not as young as they used to be, and need extra light for up-close tasks. This level of brightness works for me.
1726397
I really don't know. I used it on a Bell/Howell floor lamp that I use in my Office/Sewing room. The lamp calls for this type bulb.
1660498
Home depo or lowes perhaps if not you can find it online, just google the type of light bulb you need, use whatever information is on the old one
1703775
I have found replacement bulbs for that particular lamp on "elightbulbs.com". When you have reached the site's front page type into the search bar: 40s11 ( 40 is the wattage and s11 is the style of base). That should take you right where you need to be.
622325
The 18w R bulb does not fit the older floor lamps. I ended up breaking my lamp to try and fix it. Take your lamp to a lighting store that will help you
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If you bought your lamp after January 2008 and you find a letter "E" on the current bulb, this replacement bulb should be compatible. If your lamp is older and has a magnetic ballast, you need the Ottlite 13W Replacement Bulb Type A.
2190369
I am unfamiliar with your type of lamp but this bulb is very economical and as long as it is the correct size and the plug in receptacal is the same it should work !
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Grisselle, I don't have the lamp you have so I cannot be sure. However, I would suspect the bulb to not be bright enough for a hanging work lamp. It appears to be a similar design, but; if you want an exact replacement for your lamp go to http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200323694_200323694 for the recommended replacement.
165580
Not sure but I do know the replacement lamp is short lived and expensive..I returned my lamp because I saw a lot of future expenses in bulbs....
1507400
Yes this bulb, H34J3K, replaces the P type bulb. It is supposed to work with any lamp that has a model number that starts with 25. My lamp has a model number of 25D92BNK, with the offset, 2 prong socket.
1029115
You'll need to buy the bulb from them. I broke my bulb and looked at hardware stores and couldn't find a matching bulb.
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Hi Joanne, I too ended up at Home Depot to try to get the right bulb & they no longer offered a replacement bulb for the lamp I bought there, so I rewired the fixture to accept a CFL. I have two of these bulbs & would be happy to ship them to you so you can try them. If they fit your application, send me something neat for Christmas & we're square. If they don't fit, you can donate them to the Goodwill, or ??? Thanks & Best Wishes, John
367404
I don't know for sure but I believe the base of the bulb is too different and will not connect. I used these bulbs in actual lamps that called for this model of bulb. Sorry!
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Either. It will work with any bulb that has an E26 base. I use a 23-Watt (100W) Spiral CFL and the light is just outstanding and bright, It doesn't heat up and it perfectly fits. This bulb is really a good find for this lamp, I highly recommend it Triangle Bulbs T90020 (Pack of 2) G16 Decorative Globe Light Bulbs 300 Lumen 5-watt LED Light Bulb with E26 Base, Color 3000K, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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I'm not sure about the bulb #93, but these are replacements for your standard single element (single light level) 12v bulb such as 1003, 1041, or 1157. If you are just replacing a tail-light or some periodically used similar bulb, these will work just fine. If this is for some indoor RV type use, be aware that these particular bulbs produce very little light (IE: foot candles or lumens). Check the lumen rating to get the right amount of light. A 900 lumen rating is equal to about a 60W bulb. The rule of thumb is that you need about 15 lumens to every 1 watt. Good luck.
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I'm not sure if this will work. I buy my replacement bulbs on Amazon. Check the wattage of the bulbs you have now, and then check on Amazon. Hope this helps.