Are these bulbs the US candelabra standard?
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Yes, they are. Be warned that the rest of the bulb is considerably larger than the standard candelabra bulb.
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Hello Baiyu,This bulb is a "candelabra" base bulb, which is indeed smaller than a normal bulb. You can buy a standard-to-candelabra socket converter (which screws into a standard 1" socket and enables you to use candelabra based bulbs in a standard socket,) but the converter will add about 1.25" of height. If that is ok within your design, try Googling "standard to candelabra socket converter," otherwise bulbrite makes a similar bulb (wider bulb--same Edison straight filament) in the standard size socket. I hope that helps!-Nodframe & Jenkins
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I don't know, but my candelabras measure 4 inches, and some of my led's measure 4 1/8 inches. I have a different issue. Finding led's with enough lumens. 300 or so lumens doesn't do it for me, I'm looking for 500 or so.
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You need Candelabra E12 bulbs up to 40 watts. You might have to look for Candelabra bulbs rather than E12 and in the small print it might say E12. The bulbs can be purchased through Amazon or you can find them at Electrical Supply Houses (Were Electrician's purchase their supplies). Many hardware stores and several hardware and lumber super stores carry them.
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Not a problem. These items are still quality products, but manufactured in Mexico. They are exactly like the ones previously manufactured in the U.S., but the government will no longer allow the manufacture of 100 watt incandescent bulbs in the US any more. The government wants you to buy the Obama bulbs that cost 5x more.
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YES. The ones I bought are standard base bulbs. More info: LED A19 Bulbs Shaped like a snow cone, A19 LED light bulbs are probably what you think of when someone says "light bulb." The standard for household lighting in living rooms, bedrooms, and more, A19s have typically been manufactured using energy-consuming incandescent technology. These LED A19s are retrofitted for your existing incandescent fixtures as long-lasting, low-wattage replacement bulbs
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There seems to be some misprint in the ad copy. The answer to your question is "Yes". If you have a standard base bulb you may use this adapter to convert it to a candelabra base. The confusion (base numbers is when you try to use an old style c-9 bulb used in the older style oudoor christmas light strings which is slightly larger. Hope this helps
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This takes a standard Edison base bulb. (United States, about 1 inch diameter base. ) The candelabra bulbs have a much smaller base diameter closer to 1/2 inch.
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Yes they are incandescent which are no longer being manufactured due to the governments ban; most new standard bulbs are either fluorescent, halogen, or led which all have a different color range than the old incandescents(some special shape bulbs are still incandescent)
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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
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I am not entirely sure what you mean I don't think your question is entirely clear. But these are A19 base bulbs which is a pretty standard light bulb base in the US. If you look at a lamp in your home it likely is a A19.
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I cannot. Guess I didn't read the fine print. No problems with the bulbs. They look great.
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This one neither But they look much nicer check out this E12 LED Candelabra bulb it looks and is like the real thing Triangle Bulbs T95085-6 4W LED E12 2700K 400 lm Non-Dimmable Base Candelabra Light Bulbs Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb
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They have to be used in candelabra base fixtures with candelabra base bulbs. Incandescent/Flourescent/LED
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candelabra E12 Base. check out this E12 LED Candelabra bulb it looks and is like the real thing Triangle Bulbs T95085-6 4W LED E12 2700K 400 lm Non-Dimmable Base Candelabra Light Bulbs Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb
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We use a 40 watt, candelabra base bulb. We got ours at Target, so it was no problem.
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PS... Yes, this is the correct product. I was doing the same thing, I was using imported European E14 LED Bulbs since they are sometimes cheaper, and was using them in my American Market Designed Chandelier here in the USA Happy Lighting, enjoy.