Is there an insert you can buy which would allow you to use regular 60 watt bulbs vs those little candelabra bulbs?
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you can buy 3-Pack E12 to E26 / E27 Adapter - Converts Chandelier Socket (E12) to Medium Socket (E26/E27) to convert candelabra sockets to regular 60 watt bulb sockets
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your standard sized bulbs or energy efficient bulbs... i have a few 60 watt and 100s
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I bought a type a15, candelabra base (skinny bottom) 40W bulb. Works fine. They usually come packed 4 in a box.
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These bulbs have the 'standard' base, not the candelabra base, which is smaller. Also -- if your ceiling fan can dim the bulbs, you'll need to find dimmable LEDs bulbs, they do cost a bit more, but if you add in the lifetime of an LED bulb it's negligible.
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You can use a regular bulb whatever wattage you choose. I'm using the curly shaped energy-efficient bulbs.
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http://www.amazon.com/Westinghouse-4027-60-Watt-Decorative-Candelabra/dp/B000QU2KB6/ref=pd_sim_hi_3
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40 watt bulbs from dollar tree worked for me. The ends that screw in are smaller than your standard light bulb.
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Hello Baiyu,This bulb is a "candelabra" base bulb, which is indeed smaller than a normal bulb. You can buy a standard-to-candelabra socket converter (which screws into a standard 1" socket and enables you to use candelabra based bulbs in a standard socket,) but the converter will add about 1.25" of height. If that is ok within your design, try Googling "standard to candelabra socket converter," otherwise bulbrite makes a similar bulb (wider bulb--same Edison straight filament) in the standard size socket. I hope that helps!-Nodframe & Jenkins
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the bulbs required are incadescent candelabra size lights. However, you can put a LED bulb in, LEDs come in halogen/incadescent replacements, but not sure if they make one for that size.
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These bulbs are a "medium" base bulb. They will not work on candelabra sockets. They do make them though.
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gary s. the lamps take a standard type light bulb. i put 40-60 watt type leds in mine. there great'
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Just go to Ace Hardware, tell them you need decorative bulbs with a candelabra base. The top can look however you prefer but it needs a candleabra base. It uses a maximum of 60 watts so you can use anything less than 60. A candelabra base is the smallest base there is for light fixtures.
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Hello. I checked on this item and the lamps take a regular size bulb with a maximum of 150 watts each. If you have any questions please contact us.
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Sorry I am not an expert on bulb types. Al I can say is that I replaced my original candelabra bulbs with this bulb and the result is phenomenal. I only need two of them to light up the dining room. I used to have 6 25-watt and 6 7-watt bulbs. YOu can figure out the savings on electricity. The illumination from the 12-watt LED bulb is brighter than the 192-watt total that used to light up the space.
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no regular bulbs, but you can find these at any store like wal mart, home depot, etc.
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Yep, the candelabra base bulb available in incandescent, CFL and LED. I personally prefer the Lowes store brand "Utilitec" CFL (curly bulb) as these bulbs produce the majority of their light at power-on, unlike other brands that advertise "Instant On" and don't deliver. For this particular light fixture, the 60w (soft light) curly works well. For color matching clothes or just an interesting look, try the "Natural Light" bulb which simulates the light entering through a north facing window. This is a solid fixture that I added to an old 70s vintage fan and the color matches very well.
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these are candelabra bulbs. they will NOT fit a standard light socket without an adapter.