I do not see a base on this thing. how does it screw into the socke .I have the candelabra small sockets. is this some kind of cover for a bulb or they just dont show the bottom?Thanks
1373646
Yes this is the small candelabra screw in base. it's a regular flame tip bulb dipped in silicone for use outdoors.
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These bulbes are C-7 size like a night light bulb and have screw in bases that are not shown.
1373648
These lights have a small "candelabra" base, about the size of a night light. They give off a muted glow that is wonderful.
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Be careful that the base matches. There are several that look alike. Some have ballasts in the bulb others have the ballast in the socket. Mine had four holes in base but two holes were blocked so that the 4 pin bulb I bought didn't fit so I had to send it back and then the replacement only lasted one hour. After buying four bulbs and they only lasted a short time, I gave up.
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I am pretty sure the socket is connected right to the base, I installed it last year so going by memory. But you may be able to modify it to work. I would check the mfg website and take a look at the details, maybe they have a diagram to view. Great light for the money.
1631209
It has the small sockets. I don't know if there are bulbs that fit that or not. The candelabras give a lot of light and look good though.
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The bulb fits in a standard socket. The bulb itself is wider than a normal bulb but not too bulky. I have it placed in my ceiling fan fixture and it works great.
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Yes the sockets come with the fixture. I use the small bulbs in the fixture . You can use the candalabra bulbs if you like but I chose to use the short bulbs with the size you need to fit the socket, I bought my bulbs at Lowes. Hope this helps you.
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Hi, the lamp is just a little over 12 inches tall and it takes the wide bottom candelabra bulb. You could also use an appliance bulb. It has the same thick bottom as a regular light bulb, but the top of the bulb needs to be smaller than a "regular light bulb" Hope this helps :)
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There is one metal contact on each side of the bulb base. You just press the bulb base straight into the specialy designed socket, no twisting or turning, the socket securely holds the bulb in place while making a connection with the two metal contacts.
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The base is a standard Edison base...fits any standard light fixture...IF you install it in a 120 volt fixture, then you have just FRIED this bulb....if it is the same one I bought, it is 12 volt only !!! If you want to know if you can use a 120 socket being fed 12 volts, then yes you can.Remember that 12 volt normally runs alot higher amperage, but the LED 's require alot less, and wire accordingly...rsbhunter
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I am unable to find the picture of the base for the lightbulb that you would like to replace so unable to help. If you can send a link showing the base or photos of it will be more helpful.
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This socket is for night-light bulbs with a candelabra base. I use a 4-watt bulb. I don't know if you can use a higher wattage bulb, but you can contact Westinghouse. The page on their website that lists this item is: http://www.westinghouselighting.com/lighting-accessories/light-fixture-accessories/lamp-accessories-and-hardware/6-cord-set-with-snap-in-pigtail-candelabra-base-socket-and-cord-switch-7010800-2.aspxThe link to contact them is:http://www.westinghouselighting.com/contact-us/Hope this helps
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Thank you for your interest in this item. This item takes The unit uses a 40w candelabra base bulb. The threads are in the inside of the socket.
102006
It is a little difficult to screw the bottom part on.. the easiest for me was to anchor down the bottom with my feet and while standing screw the bottom on. At first when I plugged it in it didn't work right away until I discovered the bulb has to be in completely until it clicks. So check the bulb to see if it works. All else fails return it. It could be defective.
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the globe is screwed to the base. Just hold the ribbed nut located between the globe and the base and unscrew the globe. You will have access to the bulb.
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They are not candelabra sized bases, rather standard lamp size. They are great for ceiling lights with that size socket
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This bulb will not fit in a candelabra base socket. The socket size is the standard bulb size. (Medium base/ E26)
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It fits in a standard light bulb socket. Just note that the base widens more quickly than a standard light bulb and can be a problem in some fixtures.