My home has a large number of 5" diameter recessed can bulbs & smaller 2" diameter. Will this unit work on those?
387564
I used mine this week end with a recessed can and I didn't think it would work but it did.
387565
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.
966683
Yes as jett G. stated.Although these aren't actuall bulbs so to speak. LED bulbs for recessed cans are coming down in price and lowes/home-depo have been running some specials. so you might want to try an led bulb that will fit your recessed can. Just buy one only and see if you like it.
338482
Not sure....check your manual for the bulb sizes you have and then match them to the sizes in this kit
1762310
My handyman used 6" cans. I used them to replace a light bar in my bathrooms. I didn't have any recessed lighting in there prior. He cut the holes ran the wires and put in the cans and they work perfect.
496740
It should work just fine if the bulbs you are using are the dimmable type. Since this adapter makes it so you can use the standard type socket again.
1868097
Yes - the bulb measures 5 1/2" from the top of the base to the top of the bulb.
1429562
Yes it should, the interior of the baffle is actually removable to accommodate different size/shape bulbs. I hope this helps. =)
466275
It takes a small bulb to fit, so would check and see if there are any such bulbs made bright enough.
1864753
As long as there is access to the bulb, it has a screw-in base, and is not screwed in TOO tightly, this changer should handle it without too much trouble. I have only used it on large recess bulbs but it worked nicely. I would suggest it and it sure beats getting out a tall ladder.
337115
Should work. It has an adjustable flexible spiral holder which can be manually twisted to different spiral sizes, that can then be used to hold a bulb relatively tight.A correction: The above comment applies to their 180 degree extension kit which I bought along with this product. But this product should work on standard bulbs.
1413307
If the bulbs you are talking about are similar to the curly "Compact Fluorescent Lightbulbs" sold here in the U. S. A.,then the answer is yes. It works great on those!
235931
no, these are for recessed 4" light cans, the trims are around 5" diameter, depth is around 2-2.5"...
450580
It should, but be aware that it's a 65w bulb and if it is enclosed, it might over heat. If it just in a "can" receptical with an open front, it should be alright.
868368
Yes it will. I had to purchase this when I installed LED bulbs into my fixtures controlled by a timer that would not support them. This works perfect.
2087866
It will depend on the model of bulb. The inside diameter is 2 1/2 inches. The bulb cannot touch the cover so plan on a maximum of 2 inche's for the diameter of the bulb. If you use a larger bulb you will need to drop it through the sleeve, screw it in and then screw in the sleeve.
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I don't have one of those boxes, so I really don't know. If it will take a standard bulb it should as these bulbs are slightly smaller in diameter and a lot cooler and take less power than a standard bulb. Only ones you might have a problem with are the larger bulbs, like the 43watt and above as they are about the same size as a 300watt incandescent.
1442761
Depends on the diameter of the can. The diameter of the bulb in 3-3/4 inches.