Will this bulb fit a Coleman 5326 series lantern? The 7watt bulb is way too expensive $21 and change and doesnt last long
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Since I have never seen the 5326 except in a box, the bulbs look the same. The only way to find out is to try it. Just remember that with all electric things, bigger watt doesn't always mean better and you might burn out your actual lantern. My suggestion is to use the magnify setting on Amazon to look VERY closely at the base of the 9w and campare to your 7w. Make sure the prongs match etc. Hope this helps.
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The case style is slightly different so I don't think it would fit. . However if you purchase one you might be able to switch the bulb into your original case and it should work.
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Sorry I can't help you. Finding the correct Ott replacement bulbs is way harder than it should be, especially since my particular lamp paperwork gave the incorrect bulb information. If you go to the Ott website and put in your old bulb number it may, or may not, refer you to the replacement number. Good luck.
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This bulb has the smallest diameter of any bulb I've used. It is probably what you need. It is an unusal size so make sure it is the correct length.
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i'm sorry, these numbers I don't recognize for fit with these bulbs. Good luck.
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I suspect that you can, but I have never personally tried it. You should be able to get #11 mantles from Coleman directly or from a number of sellers on Ebay. The #21 will probably work with any problems, but the light output will likely be diminished because the #11 is a larger mantle. The lantern ships with 2 #11s and for some odd reason these mantles last a surprisingly long time. I still have the original mantle in the lantern I bought from Amazon 18 months ago and it it used regularly.
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Probably not. These are screw in bases and are slightly larger than a 60 watt incandescent bulb that I replaced. If you had to add the screw base to plugin base adaptor I think it would be to big.
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I would bet it fits. They are same right and left. My sockets had crumbled from hear causing plastic fatigue. I have had new sockets in for a year and no problems. Plus I have not had to change a bulb as yet.
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This was a replacement for another lantern and I took a chance that it would fit. My lantern is a propane model that comes with it's own plastic carrying case that is no longer made but the globe fits fine. Good luck!
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The bulb is 240mil longer and the diameter is 60mil larger then the halogen bulb. It should fit any standard fixture without a problem.
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I don't know. My lantern is used in our cellar and I haven't even used it since I bought the new bulb, sorry.
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If the base is the same, I would say yes. I used it in place of another brand-name bulb. I think the "27" is the key factor (along with the base and shape, of course).
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I tried a 60w regular bulb and might have been able to get it in but it would really be tight and I was afraid I might break it. A higher wattage bulb might work if it has a longer neck.
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I found them at my local hardware store (Orchard). The 'candelabra' type of bulb will fit. However I tried a larger wattage (slightly - their manual says 25w max - I found that 40 would work without it getting too hot). The light is still not bright enough to be very useful.
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Hi There.I don't know about your Model of Lantern. But I had to return my Lantern Case, as it would not fit my "Duel Fuel", Double Mantel Coleman Lanteren, It wasn't even close to fitting my Lantern. I will just go to Wal-Mart, and bring my Lantern with me to compair the sizes. They are very close in price ranges also. Happy Camping & Travels
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It is my understanding the 7 watt 927 bulb is a 6 volt T5 size lamp. I am using a 12 volt T5 lamp in a socket like the one in this picture.
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Hi! I am not sure. I took my old bulb out of the socket and searched on Amazon using the numbers/letters on the side of the bulb to find this one.