Will this E27 socket bulb fit into an E26 North American specification socket? There seems to be one (1) Millimeter deference.
1331996
Yes it does fit with no issues. I am using a fixture I purchased at Lowes, so that is pretty much standard US socket. I used CFL in it before and now these. They work very well. I do not feel they are loose at all. I like them a lot. The white is very bright (cool white at about 5600K)
1515973
Hello, Thank you for asking me. I'd love to answer any questions you have about this product. The bulb's total length is 3 inches from base of screw E27 to top of plastic cover. E27 is considered a medium base, it's basically the normal size screw of a regular light bulb. The European version is E27 and the American version is E26. The E27 bulb fits every light socket i've used them on with little difference. If you're ordering this same bulb from Factop I would make sure it's the E27 because the order I placed they sent the wrong bulbs which were G9 bulbs.
245509
It is an E26 Medium Edison base. The same as your standard incandescent bulb.
1810871
Sorry I can't answer your question as I am out of town but as I recall I tried to match up the connection on my old bulb to a picture of the connection on the bulb pictured on Amazon a5it fit great. .. sorry I couldn't be of more help. :-(
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
2285100
Bulb works in standard US light fixtures I have in my home. Didn't know what an E27 was, but looking at the web, that appears to be the standard size for lamps. So yes, this works in those.
703369
Lynne, I never measured my original just ordered this bulb and it fit and works fine.
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.
1071103
I do not know what an E 27 base is---However, I can say that this base does fit into a standard size bulb base. It will fit the base of standard lamps or that of standard ceiling mounted receptors.
1218436
It fits in candlelabra fixtures, also known as an E12 Socket. Hope this helps
1226971
The greatest diameter of the base threads measure 26mm. I assume it's made to fit either E26 or E27.
331694
The user guide under specifications says: Input: E27 - AC 100V-240V, 50Hz-60Hz; Socket E27. On the actual bulb, it says, 10W, 120V CE. I see nothing on the bulb or control that would switch it from 120 to 240.
1655461
You have it backwards. This adapter is to use euro-size E14 bulbs in US fixtures with size E12 sockets.
22377
The lamp sent to me requires 40W Medium Base Type A bulb. No way will an E12 40 watt bulb fit into the socket in the lamp sent to me.
991981
Also known as an E26 base, it fits your standard size US lightbulbs (as opposed to the smaller candelabra, also known as E12). http://www.bulbs.com/learning/basechart.aspx
433896
It's my understanding that E27 is the "Standard Edison Screw" in the US. The product in question has an over-sized socket. If you intend to run a bulb with the standard US "Edison Screw", you will need an adapter.
87356
Looks to me like it'll work. I think E27 is the European equivalent to standard US bulb bases.