My home has a large number of 5" diameter recessed can bulbs &amp; smaller 2" diameter. Will this unit work on those?
386850
Although not expensive this is a waste of money. First, the bottom where you are to place a handle is to small. I couldn't find anything to use. I eventually used a small pipe,that I borrowed from my neighbor, with the help of duct tape. I also have the same type of bulbs as you. I broke a 2 inch in the socket and could not get the 5 inchers to turn. I would not recommend this product to anyone. I eventually went out and bought a tall ladder and used my hands.
793637
Yes, it should fit. The shades on this fixture have an inner diameter of about 4.1" at the wide end and 2.5" at the socket end. The bulb can be about 5.5" long without projecting outside of the shade. This is just a guess, but I think the shades are metal, which might interfere with the Hue control features.
2159592
Yes. It has plenty of room. I don't know that it would fit a smaller bulb later. I love mine!! Let's me enjoy a very old light for many more years!! Good luck!
1429562
Yes it should, the interior of the baffle is actually removable to accommodate different size/shape bulbs. I hope this helps. =)
1180127
The shades screw into the base so I think it should work fine. The only thing to be aware of us that the shades are open at the end so depending on the hight of them you might be looking at bulb
2144874
It should, but check your old bulb or the socket to determine if you have one or two contacts on base. The picture here shows two contacts.
1616189
If you mean the size of the recessed lighting can, then 6 inches in diameter is probably necessary. The bulb is 5 inches in diameter, and fit fine in our 6-in fixtures.
980919
We just had canned lighting installed in our kitchen and my husband realized there is something inside the can that can be adjusted to determine how far the bulb sticks out. He adjusted several to see where I preferred the bulb to sit within the can. I'm sure yours must have this feature also.
2099318
Our 12W 4" Recessed Lighting fixture is not compatible with any housing, it is made to be installed directly to the dry wall. However, if you are looking for a recessed light that needs to be used with the cans, please refer to ASIN: B00JUO51QU
1152277
If it fits into the lamp it will work. I used it on my cabinet lighting where there was plenty of room. I've installed similar items in my lamps with no issues but made sure they fit OK first.
425274
Not only are the dimensions important, but you also need to know the wattage as some receptacles are only good up to certain wattage, otherwise burning out prematurely and could also be a fire hazard. Check your old bulb, somewhere on it should be the volts/watts. Hope this helps. P Pratt
1248902
Should work as long as there is enough room to fit. Check the length in item details and measure your current bulb and compare length measurements
1868097
Yes - the bulb measures 5 1/2" from the top of the base to the top of the bulb.
1913058
Should work in any light with a standard base. The 8.5 inch is more than adequate width since the bulbous is about 6 inches wide
174445
Yes, this would not affect the other can lights, and your new fixture would be controller by the same switch as before. As long as your canister light accepts a medium base bulb, this converter will work.
161701
John, this unit is not made to use inside of a recess can. It is made to use INSTEAD of a recess can. You will have to remove the existing recess can light unit to use this particular item. If you check into it a little deeper, there are units made to work inside of a can as a replacement. Sounds like those are what you really need. Hope this helps
919994
It should work if the bulb fitting is the standard light bulb fitting/size!!!