Can I use a bulb with more wattage safely
1405400
The listed specs state 23W so either you can or Amazon's posted information is wrong.
1405401
I use a 60W equivalent LED bulb and it's been working great. It doesn't heat up or anything so I'd really recommend it. Plus, the bulb's brightness is sufficient but very relaxing for the eyes, at the same time. You can check it out here: Triangle Bulbs T95121-6 (6 pack) - LED Dimmable 60 Watt Equivalent Warm White A19 Light Bulbs, 6 pack
43326
I don't really know. However, the lamp states that the bulbs must be 60 watts or less. I use ordinary bulbs or those newer energy-saving "curly-que" ones. I notice that in my closet I also have some that look like regular bulbs but says "modified" partial spectrum 60 watt that I wouldn't be afraid to try. I would probably feel the same about the lightbulbs you are referring to as along as they are equivalent to 60 watts or less with the standard size screw-in bottom.
985309
This light bulb is heavier than regular bulbs so if the lighting fixture is sturdy enough it should work.The wattage limits in light bulbs is usually due to the heat generated by the bulbs, but this one generates little heat, so from the watts aspect you should have no problem using it
1849608
The manual says not to use a bulb rated higher than 60 watts. The light dims the bulb so you would have to use an LED bulb that is dimmable (but some dimmable LED bulbs require a specific type of dimming circuit to work and may not be compatible with this one.)
1456062
I think not. The lamp's shade is plastic and the heat from a 23W CFL might degrade it. At any rate, the manufacturer was quite specific in calling for the wattage they called for and no more.
1600185
you are ok w/ respect to wattage; however, plse bear in mind that this is a very large bulb and bulb needs wide fixture & room "to breathe" for best function; also make sure that shade is wide enough for this bulb's dimensions with extra room "to breathe"......
122505
I wouldn't go much higher than a 60 watt just due to the heat that regular bulbs put off. I have no complaints about mine, it has worked well for nearly a year with daily use, but the components are not the most heavy duty I have seen.
2234505
I believe you will be fine as long as you don't exceed the rated total wattage. I run up to a 60w bulb at times with no issues at all.
713238
I would only use the maximum the lamps states. You might risk overheating and causing an electric short. The lamp is very reflective and should not need a 100 watt bulb.
1953171
You can use a heat bulb with this lamp, it just can not be above 160 watts.
880043
Yes it will be fine buy I would suggest that you use at least a sixty watt bulb. I really like mine, orderef two.Merry Xmas
1772129
I use the standard-sized spiral energy efficient bulbs (60 watt equivalent). If you use a standard round incandescent bulb, it should be no more than 60 watt max.
2156150
I have used 50-250 trilight bulbs in a similar lamp with no problem. I do not have a bulb that size at the moment to try in new lamp but I see no reason why you could not use one. I checked my lamp and there is no specifications to the maximum wattage. There is lots of room for air flow and the shade is open. I see no problem at all.
647486
Yes you can but you might shorten the life span of the 35w bulb, sometimes there is a slight color change since the temperature will be slight higher.
1091250
I believe our bowl came with a 15w bulb already fitted (screw-in thread) but they will take 25w also. Personally I don't think this lamp needs wattage that high. Grab the 15w bulbs and they'll do great.
217187
I wouldnt use the 72 watt bulb. I currently use a 75 watt equivalent LED bulb which is holding up ok and gives a nice white light.
2250247
I believe you can. It uses a common Mogul socket which should work with a higher wattage bulb and since the ballast is built in to the bulb, this would not be an issue. If you are still in doubt, I would ask a electrician but I don't foresee any problems.