Are these standard E27 American light bulb sockets? Can you use any E27 socket based light bulbs in this unit?
355887
I use standard light bulbs in the one I ordered. The same bulbs you would put in a lamp in your home. They fit fine.
355888
I don't know about the number thing D27 -- all I can say is that the fixture takes a bulb with the same socket as one of your indoor table lamps. I hope this helps and answers your question.
355889
That is the most common 'standard' medium base light bulb, the E27. Can you use "any" E27? The small LED may not draw enough amperage to make the electronics work.I used the sensor to control low wattage outdoor lighting and it worked fine.
355890
That is the most common 'standard' medium base light bulb, the E27. Can you use "any" E27? The small LED may not draw enough amperage to make the electronics work. I used the sensor to control low wattage outdoor lighting and it worked fine.
1655460
The European socket is usually E14 and the US Chandeliers use E12. If you want to use US Bulbs E12 to an E14 Chandelier you need the adapter from E12 to E14 and not the oppose. Remember that you want to go from small socket to a little bigger socket installed in the chandelier. There are plenty of E14 light bulbs in USA for your chandelier, I will go for that option instead of buying adapter.
1115756
It will not use regular bulbs. I had to order E12's from Amazon as I couldn't find them locally.
1655462
I ran into the same issue years ago when I would buy lamps in Europe. At that time, I would just change out the sockets. Yes, you have it backwards in this case, you need a reducer, from E14 to E12, which will not have the height problem or visual I had going the other way. I believe Satco makes one, there are probably others, just research E14 to E12 reducer. Best wishies, enjoy your new treasure. PS Or you can buy the E14 LED Bulbs in the USA, which is how I got involved in all this.
1170827
By standard house bulbs I assume you mean tungsten, incandescent bulbs. I have not tried them but they certainly should work.
1207288
Yes, the E26 base is the normal everyday light bulb socket used everywhere in the US as standard for a very long time now. This bulb is ONLY for 12V DC applications. Positive should be connected to the tip contact and Negative to the collar contact. You will appreciate the amount of light you get.... go for it!
556836
These bulbs are medium, or standard sized base thread. Known as E27 in Europe (27mm diameter), and E26 in North American( 26mm diameter). They will not fit an intermediate socket. If you are looking for intermediate sized base, their designation is E17 in North America (17mm), and E14 in Europe (14mm diameter).
1910919
No. "E12" is the size of your bulb/socket. Th e G7A21930 bulb has a standard "E26" (26mm) base. Something like this might be closer to what you want, it's an LED bulb from G7 with an E12 base: G7 Power Beatty LED 0.36 Watt (3W) 8 Lumen S6 Night Light Bulb, 2900K Soft White Light, E12 Base
245070
Hi Melinda,No -- these are the traditional, standard-base bulbs that you're used to seeing in your floor lamps, garage door openers, etc. The thread base is about the size of a quarter.Thanks for writing,Norm
1919028
These fixtures take standard screw-in (E27) light bulbs. If your bulb has pins instead of an E27 base then I think you're out of luck save finding an adapter.
873151
This product allows the use of the E12 candelabra base lamb in an E26 medium socket (which is the usuall, standard socket). the designation E72 does not identify any USZ lamp of which I am aware. Perhaps it was a typographical error.The units that I purchased worked well.
1293100
Yes indeed. Standard size socket. Iusg say that several of these bulbs failed quickly.
1940871
Not sure what you mean by "regular" light bulb?? But the socket fits "regular" end of bulb. We are using "candle" pointed ones. Hope this helps. 40 watts each
2226721
It fits UK E27 bulb but I don't like this socket because it doesn't work well for long. That is my experience.
545507
This bulb has a standard light screw base - E26. My use is for our porch lights.
2278662
Yes, this fixture takes an E12 base which is your standard candelabra bulb. They make LED and fluorescent bulbs that fit this socket. You may use the bulb of your choice, just do not exceed the 60 watts.
480370
The lamp socket will work with either ES26 (North America) or ES27 (Europe) My research indicated both bulbs are interchangeable and will both fit this lamp holder