Can this fixture accept any floodlights or is it only a certain type?
1777792
You need to make sure you get outdoor rated floodlight bulbs. (120W Max PAR38) CFLs are not a good choice for things that are on/off constantly.
1777793
Hi,My unit failed right out of the box, and I took it back to get something else. It failed because it was made of cheap plastic. The clamp that holds the light would not tighten and thus would not secure the fixture that holds the lamp in place. When I called customer service, they hung up on me. I suggest you pass on the heath/zenith unit and get a better one at an electrical supply store for about the same money.
1777794
It should accept any common bulb that is the same size or smaller that has a standard lightbulb screw base.
1777795
The diameter of course has to be small enough to fit inside the outer casing that you see in the picture. I seem to recall that you could use only halogen or regular incandescent, not fluorescent or LED. I could remember this wrongly, but I would get confirmation from others before assuming that you could use a fluorescent or LED floodlight.
1777796
There is a wattage limitation so first check the specifications. The other thing to be aware of is the depth of the bulb, you have to be sure it can reach the receptacle.
395339
I believe that fixture uses a halogen bulb. The Zone Techs are for replacement of an incandescent bulb. So, therefore, no.
1075447
I don't know and mine isn't easy to get to. I think it is smaller than an outdoor flood light however. I like it but wish it were brighter.
1704980
Treat it like every other floodlight available on the market. If the fixture it's being placed in is water proof, then certainly it can be used. If the fixture is not waterproof, then it cannot be used. However, there is the problem of ventilation. It requires free flow of air to cool. Otherwise it's lifetime is reduced.
1536626
Hi, Yes in fact the light packaging says indoor floodlight. If you have standard sized "can" fixtures these will work fine. They have the standard sized base. I use them in my kitchen. I should note that there are smaller floodlight fixtures that are sometimes installed, but I doubt you are talking about those. These bulbs are about 3 3/4 inches in diameter at their widest point. I hope this helps. Good luck.
1919028
These fixtures take standard screw-in (E27) light bulbs. If your bulb has pins instead of an E27 base then I think you're out of luck save finding an adapter.
1600380
No separate drivers needed for this type of LED floodlight. Just make sure you wire it to house current correctly as these types of floodlights often come from europe and their color coding for designating hot, neutral, and ground wires are often different from ours.Also be aware that the designation "cool blue" means the emitted light will have a very pronounced blue-to-purplish cast rather than the yellow or white coloration we're all used to from incandescent bulbs.
654267
There light from this bulb was specifically designed for reptiles. It is smaller than conventional flood lights. Use of a regular flood light could harm your reptile.
933383
I can not answer the question with 100% certainty, but I believe it can be used for that purpose. I just checked and the tool comes with a bulb attachment which I have not used. I use mine for flood lights in our high-hat fixtures. After looking at the adapter, I think it depends on the size of the bulb and how it is designed, but if you had to hold me to a definitive answer, I would say it probably would not do the job. You may want to check with the manufacturer. FYI, for flood lights it works great.
1552251
Yes you should be able to use those flood light bulbs , mine is outside, so I use outdoor bulbs only, but whether it is in or out you should be fine.
600662
I don't see why not. If you can use a normal incandescent bulb in your fixture, you should be able to use this one as well.
1941503
it will work fine with that wattage and with LEDs however, not every bulb I have tried would reach down into the socket. It's really designed for flood style bulbs.
1629703
No, not a typical flood light. More of a work light but floods the area with light.
1658801
Yes the light accepts standard base size bulbs so you can use LED's if you choose and most will be dimmable.
1696585
No. I do not know of any. I think because of there being a ballast in the fixture.
309959
Any indication that this fixture is suitable for wet locations would be a mistake. The unit is only for dry locations.
1273010
Yes. I have done exactly that by replacing the two flood light fixtures (on a standard motion sensor light kit) with two of these LEDs. It works perfectly. Just pay Attention to the wiring!! and do one side at a time. :)When motion sensors trigger they simply send 120v (in USA) to the existing flood light sockets so that the bulbs light up.These particular LEDs can handle anywhere from 80v all the way up to 240v if I recall correctly.So make sure you hook them up on the two wires going directly to the old socket connectors and you will be fine.