If I don't want to use a CFL, what is the maximum wattage for an incandescent lightbulb?
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This fan will accept a maximum 60W a15 incandescent bulb, also will accept LED bulbs (you should be able to get higher lumens at safe wattages compared to an incandescent) with standard bases.
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a 60watt (if looking for bright pat attention to bulb type they come in soft white, reg, etc.) but if you want it brighter try an led bulb (those however are a bit pricy but very bright)
1866212
i don't see any problem. you can use this CLF in a lamp that takes a 60 watt lightbulb. as a result, you get a brighter light (equiv. to a 100 watt) without the "heat" of an incandescent.
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I use a 23 watt CFL in my fixture with no problem. The limitation of the fixture is wattage so CFL and LED lights are ok if they will fit inside the globe.
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Yes, you should be able to. The sticker on the lamp says "100 watt maximum". I have a 13w CFL bulb in mine, and it works just fine.
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Depends on the bulb (replaceable screw in base A19). The maximum recommended is 60 watts (filament type), would probably take a 100 watt bulb in LED or Fluorescent. It's limited by the heat it can stand and the last two are cooler.
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I currently use a CFL bulb in mine. Only limit would be the size of the bulb (higher wattage = bigger bulb)
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Yes you can use incandescent medium based bulbs, but max wattage is 100 watt per receptacle.
1914782
You can use a larger LED or CFL bulb. You just can not exceed the total lamp wattage of 150 watts. So if you added 2 Philips 100 watt EQUIVALENT LED bulbs it would be fine because the bulbs do not actually use 150 watts of power. Your only limitation is the size of the bulb.
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I also use 2 150 watt incandescent bulbs. Tried CFL bulbs but the light was not too bright on either settings.
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I would say no. I have a 3 way CFL bulb in it now and it works on the second click and at about the low light - 50 watt setting only. I will likely return unless I have to pay shipping and it's expensive. regular Incandescent bulbs give off a lot of heat at 150 watt setting.
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You can use almost any type or size bulb including floodlight or incandescent type and sized LED. This dimmer is designed for use with LED and compact fluorescent bulbs (CFL). It is only the wattage that is important. Do not exceed 150 Watts for LED type bulbs and 600 Watt CFLs. Most LED lights are rated 10 Watts or less and CFLs are under 20 Watts typically. You should be able to use almost any type bulb that fits your light fixture. I hope that helps.
51990
Up to forty watt standard bulbs. You cannot use CFL bulbs as the switch has a built in dimmer not compatible with fluorescent bulbs.
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It takes a 25 watts max Type T bulb. I did a quick search and a T bulb 25 watt incandescent is rated for 1000 hrs a little less than the common housewhole 60 watt incandescent lamp(A19) (A19 use in table lamps from 1940 to 2000 now adays everyone uses CFL).
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100 W is the maximum, however, I wouldn't recommend that because that is too bright. This lamp looks better with just a soft white, but you are still able to read. I highly recommend this bulb: (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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You can use this CFL that is 100W equivalent but only consumes 23W. It works great for me and the item is really durable. Hope it helps Triangle Bulbs 23 Watt - 100 W Equal - Full Spectrum 5000K - CFL Light Bulb - E26 Base - Standard Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb
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60W is the maximum but there is no need to reach that limit to obtain that beautiful light we want for our homes. This bulb gives off that beautiful light output with 350 lumens, but only consumes 5W. It doesn't heat up and it perfectly fits. This bulb is really a good find for this lamp, I highly recommend it Triangle Bulbs T90020 (Pack of 2) G16 Decorative Globe Light Bulbs 300 Lumen 5-watt LED Light Bulb with E26 Base, Color 3000K, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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The answer is simple...current LED "bulbs" are not available higher than 75 or 100 incandescent watts (9 to 17 LED watts). The CFLs that come with the kit (45 CFL Watts) are equivalent to roughly 250 incandescent watts (though some sites claim 170). So physically...yes...realistically no due to lack of brightness.As a side note...I'm never sure why people answer these questions with "I don't know" or "Not sure...I don't own this"