Can you use regular room bulb instead of candelabra?
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No. It has a candelabra socket. So you can use any lamp that has a candelabra base, also know as an E12 base.
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No here is a link to a bulb it will work with Here is a link to a great 5W LED Candelabra Bulb Warm White Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Triangle bulbs 5W LED Candelabra Light Bulbs Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb the perfect chandelier led light bulbs, E12 Base Warm White 2800K
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As Philip mentioned no, only the candelabra E-12 base. And while it does come with bulbs, if you get any ceiling fan with these, make sure, when you need to replace one you get the type rated for ceiling fans. It will say on the package. One type is mainly for lighting, position straight down or up and in a lamp with out vibration. The type for ceiling fans are a bit tougher and can be set at angles. And while they are a bit pricey, they do have the newer energy type bulbs (LED, etc) out as well. Just to mention, love these fans, no vibration problems, very quiet, little wind noise at high speed, but don't even notice. As Philip mentioned no, only the candelabra E-12 base. And while it does come with bulbs, if you get any ceiling fan with these, make sure, when you need to replace one you get the type rated for ceiling fans. It will say on the package. One type is mainly for lighting, position straight down or up and in a lamp with out vibration. The type for ceiling fans are a bit tougher and can be set at angles. And while they are a bit pricey, they do have the newer energy type bulbs (LED, etc) out as well. Just to mention, love these fans, no vibration problems, very quiet, little wind noise at high... » Read More As Philip mentioned no, only the candelabra E-12 base. And while it does come with bulbs, if you get any ceiling fan with these, make sure, when you need to replace one you get the type rated for ceiling fans. It will say on the package. One type is mainly for lighting, position straight down or up and in a lamp with out vibration. The type for ceiling fans are a bit tougher and can be set at angles. And while they are a bit pricey, they do have the newer energy type bulbs (LED, etc) out as well. Just to mention, love these fans, no vibration problems, very quiet, little wind noise at high speed, but don't even notice. « Show Less
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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.
1977237
No! I tried that in mine and they all blew. You have to use candelabra bulbs. But I do love this piece . It really dresses up a ceiling fan.
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Yes but rather use LED Here is a link to a great 5W LED Candelabra Bulb Warm White Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Triangle bulbs 5W LED Candelabra Light Bulbs Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb the perfect chandelier led light bulbs, E12 Base Warm White 2800K
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Yes, They use regular light bulbs. I currently am using the CFL energy efficient bulbs.
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This bulb will not fit in a candelabra base socket. but this one will Here is a link to a great 5W LED Candelabra Bulb Warm White LED candle Bulb Triangle bulbs 5W LED Candelabra Light Bulbs Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb the perfect chandelier led light bulbs, E12 Base Warm White 2800K
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the bulbs required are incadescent candelabra size lights. However, you can put a LED bulb in, LEDs come in halogen/incadescent replacements, but not sure if they make one for that size.
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No. It is a very small base. Smaller than standard bulbs and a little larger than candabra base.
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Yes you can. You can either leave all the other lights then to come on, or unscrew the bulbs and only have the small chandelier come on.
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Yes, I really like these because you can use a regular light bulb. The first one I had lasted nearly 7 years. It also comes in brown if you prefer that color.
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It uses a candelabra bulb, however, the screw-in part is a little wider than most candelabra bulbs. I had some of them, on hand, and didn't have to buy any, but, I buy that kind of item at the Home Depot, or Lamps Plus, so I would have bought these at either of those stores. Good Luck
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The lamp takes a candelabra base bulb. I bought a very inexpensive adapter (candelabra to standard converter) and I use standard base bulbs without any problem.
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I used regular bulbs......led dimmers were too expensive; therefore, I haven't tried.
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We have standard base bulbs in them. Ours is not the candelabra base. We did choose raindrop exterior CFLs, but your standard shape bulb would work as well.
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I would think so if candelabra are typical incandescent. Many of the CFL and LED bulbs have problems. I am using it on a heater and it works very well. I have used this for 2 years and it still works great.
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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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it needs a "B" type bulb - i had some decorative candelabra bulbs in the house and those worked - but it definitely does not take a regular bulb