Are these the size of a tea light? Needs to fit in a candelabra, but i don't like the high fake flames in some. These look perfect if so.
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hi, yes, they are size of tea light w/no fake flame coming out but they are not very bright but the light is soft.
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Hey Amanda. They are the basic same size of tea lights or votive. The ENTIRE thing glows so to me they aren't as realistic as the flame type. Depends on how u use. In an opaque votive candle holder they give a nice illusion . I DO LOVE THE TIMER which is hard to find in this size. HTH : )
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they are the size of a normal tea light of not a tiny bit smaller. The wick is small and black, and the entire candle is very real looking. I'm actually about to buy another set!
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The base of each tea light is 1.5" wide and the tea light's overall height is also 1.5". The base height is about .7", leaving about .8" for the "flame."
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I really do not know the answer, mine were in a chandelier. Could they cause a fire? Maybe you are courting danger.
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Yes the flickering light is a nice accent and enough light for our large shower. Are they exactly like a real flame candle? No. Do we recommend these units, Yes. Are we pleased with these units, Yes. It all depends on what you are looking for. If you want a dancing flame, and wax running down the sides then these will not work. Flickering light and glowing bases are all that we want. Mood Lighting Yes. Remote control, Goodie!
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I stuffed mine with silk rose petals and it was beautiful I would suggest doing rope lights that are self lit or battery powered you could also probably fit in those battery powered tea lights for some extra flare but im not sure they would fit you have to measure th both but various decorations fit inside just fine
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2 inches.... They are smaller in diameter than the taller candles.... I love mine and this is a steal price-wise!!! :)
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They do have a smaller base than standard bulbs, but be aware that there are multiple base sizes, still. E11 is mini-candelabra, and E12 is just candelabra. These bulbs are E12, which I think is the most common for chandeliers that use smaller bulbs.
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Nope. Too tiny. They are perfect for confetti on the table but if you are looking to fill a vase I think you need bigger. I had them for my wedding and they looked gorgeous on the table spread around. I hope that helps
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I purchased these for my daughters wedding... Hard to light with wax cube... Look for some with cardboard to light. I know u wanted dimensions, I would say they are all the same size!
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These bulbs are the standard size of Christmas lights. They are not very big.
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After some searching, I found these 25-watt "replacement bulbs for lighted mirrors" on Amazon that work perfectly. They are the same shape (short rounded "tube") and the "candelabra" style base fits in the globe socket. They are nice and bright, like the globe product photo. (The 4 watt night-light bulbs are great if you want it on all night, but you can't tell it's on unless it's dark.) If you go with another candelabra-base bulb, be aware that it must be short like the night-light kind you get at the grocery store (4 watt), or you won't be able to squeeze the globe back on (the pointy kind doesn't work). These are 2 1/8" tall, and the screw base is 7/16" wide (just under 1/2"). Hope this helps someone! Jerdon JPT25W 25-Watt Replacement Light Bulbs for Lighted Mirrors, 2-Pack http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DKQ47E/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I am not sure to understand the question. Are the "a shape" the classical lights bulbs and the "b shape" the candelabra light bulbs with smaller size? If this is the question, the answer is yes; in Amazon you will find converters like "Toplimit 4pack Intermediate base E17 TO E12 LED Candelabra Light Bulb Lamp Socket Adapter". If this is not the question, can you please clarify?
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They are beautiful and I love them. the diameter is 27/32 ( not quite an inch) I think it will fit any standard chandelier. Good luck.
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I've had the candles for 3 months and they come on every evening for 5 hours, have yet to replace the original batteries used. I have enjoyed them completely. Do they look completely "real"? No. They don't drip wax and aren't going to cause a fire. They add a warmth and glow to any room, but are not sufficent to add actual functional light, they are decorative only. I'd like all of my "faux candles" to be on timers, highly recommend if you're just entering the market for them.
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Yes Bill, they are 5" long and are working beautifully in my dining room chandelier that has nine of them in upside down frosted glass tulip shaped holders. They are dimmable and shed a lot of light if that's what you want when turned to full light, and a soft glow when dimmed. Couldn't be better.
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I found them at my local hardware store (Orchard). The 'candelabra' type of bulb will fit. However I tried a larger wattage (slightly - their manual says 25w max - I found that 40 would work without it getting too hot). The light is still not bright enough to be very useful.
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If you mean are they smaller than a regular lamp light bulb, the answer is yes. They are set in a small base. Hope this helps!! =]