i have the ott-lite 20w type PL, i ca't seem to find it anywhere, will this bulb work?
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I'm sorry but I don't nknow the answer to your question. I say call the manufacturer.
1438610
Joseph, I don't think it would fit the PL type because of the wider circumference of the bulb itself. I can't find a 20w PL bulb in the Ottlite bulb replacement guide that I found at Jo-Ann. In the guide, there are 5 PL bulbs: T1333E Type E (13w), T13330 Type A (13w), T57J3C Type F (for battery-operated rechareable task lamp, 13w), T18330 Type B (18w) and B24553 Type C (24w). If you know the letter type designation for your lamp, you may be able to find a substitute bulb. Good luck!
1438611
It probably won't. The prongs on the bottom are strangely aligned and the seller pictures are of no help. Sorry, I'm stuck too. Let me know if you have luck anywhere. choosy lady
1438612
I'm not sure what type PL is, but I could not use the bulb I ordered. Mine has the center piece, plus four prongs around it and the one they sent had only two prongs. I returned it and the return process was very satisfactory. Since I have been to any number of lighting stores and have finally been told that OttLite changes their design up ever so often and doesn't make what we need if our light is very old. Don't know how right this info was, but I still haven't found a light. It was suggested that I take my lamp to a lighting shop and have the receptacle part replaced with a regular type of plug. I'm not sure what type PL is, but I could not use the bulb I ordered. Mine has the center piece, plus four prongs around it and the one they sent had only two prongs. I returned it and the return process was very satisfactory. Since I have been to any number of lighting stores and have finally been told that OttLite changes their design up ever so often and doesn't make what we need if our light is very old. Don't know how right this info was, but I still haven't found a light. It was suggested that I take my lamp to a lighting shop and have the receptacle part replaced with a regular type... » Read More I'm not sure what type PL is, but I could not use the bulb I ordered. Mine has the center piece, plus four prongs around it and the one they sent had only two prongs. I returned it and the return process was very satisfactory. Since I have been to any number of lighting stores and have finally been told that OttLite changes their design up ever so often and doesn't make what we need if our light is very old. Don't know how right this info was, but I still haven't found a light. It was suggested that I take my lamp to a lighting shop and have the receptacle part replaced with a regular type of plug. « Show Less
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I assume it will - I have an 18 watt Ott lite floor lamp and it did not work in my lamp. Since yours is an 18 watt lamp it should be all good.
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If you still have the bulb which no longer works, look at the band around the bottom of it and the numbers will match up with the proper bulb. If not, then look at the receptacle. If it looks very odd, like the one shown here, chances are that it will fit. And, a great benefit or ordering from Amazon, is their fantastic return/refund policy. Good luck.
548865
Go by bulb number of stock lifht. Also, if you have projector type bulb, the led may not fit
1389553
I use this OTT lightbulb. Please note the prongs---the only type bulb that firs my OttLite.Good luck
2011462
I wish I could help, but I replaced my fixture since I couldn't find a bulb. So I don't know if it will fit your fixture.
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Sorry, but I can't tell you. I don't remember the model OttLite I had butI tried 3 different bulbs that appeared to be what I needed before giving up and eCyclig the fixture. Good luck!
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Not sure, I bought mine for my Hitachi light and it worked fine. So long as the wattage is compatible it should work if the bulb fits the socket size, so check the wattage and socket size and if they match it should work.
622325
The 18w R bulb does not fit the older floor lamps. I ended up breaking my lamp to try and fix it. Take your lamp to a lighting store that will help you
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It should but check your manual or look on the internet, the manufacture of the light should tell you the bulb number to use for your light
544901
Perhaps the FDL-18LE 2118B 18W made by Lighs of America would work for you. These light bulbs are not available in store any more. I finally found th thru the Amazon.com.Grace
1637823
This bulb should work. It's fairly easy to install also, just take your time.
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http://ptps.com/order/index.php?do=photocart&viewGallery=1029#image=15896 Or go to www.myringlight.com and see of yourself. That's what the link is for..the replacement bulb.
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I just copied down the instructions inside the lamp and took the information to Home Depot with me. They gave me the right bulb. It's worked ever since. It says "E17 MAX 25W Type R Lamp." It's a very small bulb in the shape of a flood light bulb. The low wattage works out ok if you are focusing the light on a small workspace.
1175494
the 18 watt Ott lite bulb has a new replacement number given to me by the manufacturer -- T18330 which is two bulbs jointed by 4 prongs
109615
Your best bet to make sure that you are ordering the correct bulb is to call the Ott-Lite company. 1-800-842-8848. You can also visit their website at www.ott-lite.com. A customer service representative can assist you in figuring out the best replacement bulb. Once you have that information you can then shop online for the best deal. Hope this helps.
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I found a direct call to the Ott Lite folks themselves to be most helpful. When I had a question a couple years ago, I phoned them directly and got my answer. Here's their link http://www.ottlite.com/c-92-bulbstubes.aspx or you can simply try ottlite dot com.
1029802
Check your bulb # and wattage or your lamp and go to http://www.ottlite.com/ and you can find any bulb for any lamp if not available elsewhere and their prices are reasonable.
1533723
The one I purchased did not work in our OTT lite. We eventually got rid of that lamp and purchased a different one.