What is the max wattage on the bulbs you can use? I'm just wondering how much light it will put off.
1800182
Not sure about wattage but it puts out plenty of light! We were concerned about that also but my daughter's room is large and we don't need any other sources of light. Have been very pleased with this purchase in all ways.
1800183
IF U HAVE SHADES ON NO MORE THEN 25WATT! Normal 25w chandelier bulbs of various sorts. Yes, u can put 100w in it but only for awhile and not with shades-- PS I put colored beads on mine! I change it often. I clean it about every 3 months with windex. PUT IT OVER A SPONGY SURFACE WHEN CLEANING IT! Cast the crystals drop off :/ Balancing it and adjusting the arls left and right to make the reflections on the ceiling symmetrical can be a trick but that is typical :D I LOVED IT SO MUCH I BOUGHT A 2ND! And now have twins :D
1800184
Im not sure but I just put standard bulbs in there and its still very very bright. Its not a dull chandelier. I have it on a dimmer in my baby's room.
1800185
1. 25watt normal or led Chandelier bulbs of various sorts. 2. Keep the plastic on the shades because you will be wiping them down in time. yes you can DIY plastic replacement if it should yellow but keep the shades covered. You CAN put 100W in 'supervised' for a time but NOT with the shades on. HAVE SOME FUN HANGING DIFFERENT THINGS ON IT! :D
1800186
I am not sure the max wattage. However, we used the least lums LED chandelier bulbs. This light is an accent light in my daughters room, so we weren't so concerned on the wattage. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1800187
60 watts and there are 4 bulbs. It gives off plenty of light in a large room.
2074286
We used LED 100 watt bulbs and they work wonderfully. I think you can use anything you want as long as the can unit it attaches to can tolerate it.
806125
60 watts max. I don't think it would be safe with a hotter bulb due to non venting. You could use a brighter pigtail type lamp though.
1286288
Any wattage you want; given that you are able to dim and brighten the amount of light with the turn of the on/off switch. I believe it can take up to 60 watt.
1336409
Sorry I can't help. I disposed of the box a year ago, and the only label says "use 100 watt bulbs max" and "UL Listed"
947966
Hello, I just bought a standard 40 watt bulb. It says you can use 40 watts or less on the inside of the lamp. Hope this helps :).
679512
I'm not sure. I used the bulbs it came with. I imagine that as long as the bulbs you want to use aren't higher in wattage then they would work.
193864
I have mine over a regular-size light bulb, not sure of the wattage- probably 60 or 100 watt.
1349573
Hello Scott,I wanted to double check before replying. Maximum wattage is 40 per bulb, hence a total of 120 wattage per lantern. Also, we live in a very rural area and it's very dark so we purchased two of these lanterns, one regular and one planter style. It does brighten the area up considerably and they are set on dawn to dusk mode so for the past year we have not had to replace them yet; I personally wouldn't mind things a bit brighter and may look into the newer 40 watt bulbs that actually give off more light or lumens when we replace the bulbs. The lantern itself is a quality product - would recommend. Hope this was helpful. Hello Scott,I wanted to double check before replying. Maximum wattage is 40 per bulb, hence a total of 120 wattage per lantern. Also, we live in a very rural area and it's very dark so we purchased two of these lanterns, one regular and one planter style. It does brighten the area up considerably and they are set on dawn to dusk mode so for the past year we have not had to replace them yet; I personally wouldn't mind things a bit brighter and may look into the newer 40 watt bulbs that actually give off more light or lumens when we replace the bulbs. The lantern itself is a quality... » Read More Hello Scott,I wanted to double check before replying. Maximum wattage is 40 per bulb, hence a total of 120 wattage per lantern. Also, we live in a very rural area and it's very dark so we purchased two of these lanterns, one regular and one planter style. It does brighten the area up considerably and they are set on dawn to dusk mode so for the past year we have not had to replace them yet; I personally wouldn't mind things a bit brighter and may look into the newer 40 watt bulbs that actually give off more light or lumens when we replace the bulbs. The lantern itself is a quality product - would recommend. Hope this was helpful. « Show Less
1481627
Not sure on the max, but I have had a 120 watt incandescent in there with no problem. Currently, I have an LED bulb that puts out equivalent light at a much, much lower wattage.
2281678
You can use up to a 150 watt bulb is what the manufacturer specifications are according to the spec sheet that was sent with this set. I am just using 100 watt bulbs, and they are very bright, so I didn't feel the need to use a 150 watt bulb. With a 100 foot string and light sockets every 10 Feet, you will find the area you are using in will be quite lit up.
470661
25 watts is the max--I have been getting away with 26 watt CFL but it's not recommended. Most incandescents won't work with these fixtures.
2118866
I am using regular incandescent 40 watt bulbs. FYI, I have this light fixture plugged into an adaptor (might be the wrong term) that allows me to control the light remotely and also dim them, they are above my kitchen counter, connected to a large beam. Excellent quality.
983963
I used 40 watt bulbs (3 are needed) and it lights the corner of our living room up without being (in your face distracting). I believe you can use up to 100 watt. That is a lot of light. Really like the lamp.
1158722
Sorry for my delay. I don't remember...I believe it was in the instructions. We used a 25 watt bulb.
12520
i have used three 100 watts and haven't had a problem. i did have a couple broken when i got them though. i think they say not for sale in the USA because they are not allowed to sale them here anymore. I feel it is a shame we can't have the bulbs we want and like here. Mine do not say NOT FOR USE IN THE USA. Someone is getting a nice kick back making us use these newer bulbs that are horrible looking and working. i hate the way they dim after a bit of use and they are just plain awful. I am not an expert of course, but i think they say not for sale in USA because of the reason i gave above. I am using mine! i have used three 100 watts and haven't had a problem. i did have a couple broken when i got them though. i think they say not for sale in the USA because they are not allowed to sale them here anymore. I feel it is a shame we can't have the bulbs we want and like here. Mine do not say NOT FOR USE IN THE USA. Someone is getting a nice kick back making us use these newer bulbs that are horrible looking and working. i hate the way they dim after a bit of use and they are just plain awful. I am not an expert of course, but i think they say not for sale in USA because of the reason i gave... » Read More i have used three 100 watts and haven't had a problem. i did have a couple broken when i got them though. i think they say not for sale in the USA because they are not allowed to sale them here anymore. I feel it is a shame we can't have the bulbs we want and like here. Mine do not say NOT FOR USE IN THE USA. Someone is getting a nice kick back making us use these newer bulbs that are horrible looking and working. i hate the way they dim after a bit of use and they are just plain awful. I am not an expert of course, but i think they say not for sale in USA because of the reason i gave above. I am using mine! « Show Less
525710
Hello. I would recommend using two lower wattage bulbs for an optimum look if brightness is an issue. Please let me know if there is anything more I can do to help. -Beth