The U.S. standard household size is E26, 120 voltage. EU is E27, 220 voltage. Will this bulb work in U.S. standard socket?
1347166
Works in mine. I suggest you go for a higher wattage as these are not as bright as the incadescents they are meant to replace.
1347167
The bulbs I received were multi voltage bulbs 100V-220V and work fine in our american standard E26 socket.
1039654
If the Halogen Bulb works in a standard Incandescent Fixture (120V) it should work fine.
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!
1890057
The adapter will take a European E14 bulb and fit it to an American E12 socket, so it will work for you.
1888980
This one is designed for 110. I don't know if it could be re-wired for 220 without damaging the bulb etc. However, if you are desperate for a 220 version, check for 'scientific' models or check in the UK...like on the Amazon.uk site. The shipping cost might be horrific, even by slow boat, or maybe just moderately horrific. And, you might have to use an adapter for UK-to-US 220 outlets.
990983
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure the same bulb works on either voltage. Google it...
95270
standard socket sized. But as someone else pointed out...this bulb is quite a bit 'taller' than a normal bulb.
1367783
They are a standard light bulb screw size so they should fit in any standard (E27) socket you already have. However they are longer than a normal bulb, so if your light fixture has a cover or something, you may need to check for clearance issues.
1649403
Yes. The E27 means it fits a standard household socket. You didn't ask but this is a spot light. It is not suitable for area lighting. I use them in track lights to focus on wall hung paintings. For that they are excellent although not terribly bright. About like a 25 watt incandescent.
1293100
Yes indeed. Standard size socket. Iusg say that several of these bulbs failed quickly.
1041516
Yes this is A standard Edison Bulb it will thread into A standard Light Socket. But do not Plug this Bulb int 120 volt it will Blow. This Bulb is A 12 volt D C current it will work on Car Batterie. Be safe do not hook to 120 Volt A C
1648468
Tubular Bulb 60 Watts - 120 Volts Medium Base (Appliances,aquariums,cabinets or Picture - Light Bulb Fits Standard Household Sockets - this bulb will work. Haven't seen this style in the energy efficient bulbs, though. A 35W bulb (you can use a lower wattage for ambiance) doesn't use much energy.
1404451
It fits a standard United States household socket. Not the small candelabra sockets found in some ceiling fans.
1844976
Sorry, I bought this as a gift so I don't know, but it's full size so I would think any standard bulb would be ok.
65773
Hi. The voltage is American standard 120 Volt. I think in UK is 220 to 240 volts. The Halogen light bulb is 40 wats each so there are 3 of them which makes it total 120 volts. You would need a converter that converts UKs 240 to US 120. You can buy the converter at any electronic stores like best Buy. I hope I answered your question.
1501177
It uses a standard E26, 100W max bulb. We are using an 18W E26 CFL with no problems.
1198520
I have the bulb and it is stamped 130V. Wikipedia says "In the United States[3] and Canada,[4] national standards specify that the nominal voltage at the source should be 120 V and allow a range of 114 to 126 V (RMS) (−5% to +5%)." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity). However, I have a BSEE, and I'm confident that in an ordinary household lighting application, the bulb will work fine on a nominal 120V circuit, as it does in my house (where it lights up the inside of a dog made from a gourd :-).