does this allow for "bulb" operation?
1423023
Yes. You can hold the button as long as you like or you can press the button and lock it and walk away.
1048786
The base of the bulb allows you to turn the bulb about one quarter of a turn after it is seated in the socket. However, it is not necessary for it to function properly.
395052
If you remove power to the bulb, it defaults to the initial setting. Not a problem for my purposes.
2073756
Yes. You can schedule times to turn on and off. Can also choose how they come on. Slowly light up to full, what colors, etc. you can do this for each bulb individually.
894932
No. If I recall correctly, the bulb base (the metal part) is somewhat obscure and only comes in one or two wattages. The best thing to do is add track light or recessed cans on a separate switch (like I did), but another option is to simply use floor lamps.
794842
Yes you take out the bulb and just screw in the adapter, that's a simple as it is.
42771
This only has a socket for a standard bulb, so no. Unless you use one of those screw-in adapters.
1579787
No your bulb has a wide plug, not a narrow base like these particular bulbs do.
330712
Yes, but you should use a dome or clamp type lamp. The bulb should be mounted either vertically, facing down or horizontally.
2043935
It screws onto existing bulb socket that has threads. If your socket doesn't have a threaded end this won't work. I found the construction of this to be quite flimsy also.
1218263
I haven't tried that. The lamp I used it on had one 25w small base incandescent bulb. Good question. I'll have to look into it.
1672780
No, The bulb or lamp has it built into it. Similar to your compact fluorescents.
43190
Removal of two small screws gives you access to the bulb. The bulb is in a socket and is not hard wired. It comes with a spare.
1857681
Yes. It acts as an on/off switch so even non-dimmable bulbs will work. I have two controlling CFLs non problem, and will eventually replace them with LEDs when the time comes.
1835884
Good question!!!! I never tried it but I'm pretty sure you can.... I'm sure they made a remote for all bulbs and not make a million different remotes for each bulb... The only thing is if the remote can turn on both bulbs at the same time
1070608
Yes but only with incandescent bulbs. heavier energy efficient bulbs are not supported well by this clamp.
1018816
Yes it just plugs into the existing socket used with your current bulb. You use your original control panel button to control the light. No modifications needed at all. Plug n play