My light bulb seems to have burned out and the thread is an awkward size. Anyone know what the replacement bulb specifications are?
1327593
It's a European size....dumb. There was a review submitted that said he found a bulb that worked for it that you could get in US.
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
543136
It looks right to me. I just bought a replacement today. It was a bit shorter but it was 13 watts and the socket fit correctly. Didn't work, but after I took it back out, I noticed a rattle in the bulb. So I'll take it back and try again. But the one you showed loos correct to me. I'd go to your local store for the bulb rather than the internet, in case it is damaged or doesn't fit right, you can take it back.
678936
I bought this bulb a long time ago. It did not fit into the lamp, in spite of the website information. So I got rid of the lamp and bought another, different, one.
967673
Don't know but the thread of the bulbs are small. Does not take standard bulbs
654056
I didn't see anything about replacing the light in the documentation I kept. When my lamp burns out I'll contact the manufacturer, Conoco, to determine what is needed.
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
245068
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
2239898
worked great for me. Bad bulb? or short circuit? or wrong wattage match up?
703368
we had the same problem - just a hair too long for where it needed to go. wound up cleaning the old one well, and discovered it still worked! still is! the #s on both bulbs were the same. I don't get it.
1353803
Not sure, your best bet is to remove your old one and take it to a Lamp and Fixture supply company. They should know for sure and if their price is too high then you can always order from Amazon.
963603
It seems nobody can find a replacement bulb make and model. I'm curious about the spare bulbs as well. The company that sells this does not tell us what bulb this uses. We are screwed if this company goes out of business.
1810873
Sorry to hear of your connections. I don't have an automatic answer. I would chank the alignment of the holes and see if they match the alignment of the bulb prongs. If they don't match I'd say the replacements bulb is wrong.
1998356
not sure what you mean by too large. It fits a standard screw socket and I'm not sure which unit you're trying to put it into, but if you don't have a standard socket it surely won't fit. I'm not sure which bulb will fit your unit. Sorry. You may want to do a search for a replacement bulb for that specific model.
92071
my apologies but this item was purchased as a gift. Since bulbs are very inexpensive I would suggest going to a local hardware store or lighting supply and they should be able to help you find a replacement or provide you with the replacement number.
1799119
I am trying to figure out if I can get a replacement. One of them burned out a day after being installed. Bulb says H1 12V55W
798513
Sorry, haven't had the problem yet. My recommendation would be to try something you've probably done already - take the actual dead bulb to a lighting store or a Lowes or Home Depot to get an exact match.