An A19 shaped globular bulb with an E26 base is the standard bulb that has been used in homes for the last few decades.
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The A19 refers to the type of and size of the bulb base and socket. There are a myriad of different bulb shapes, but they need an A19 base to fit an A19 socket (standard light socket).
Be it a tungsten or LED A19 bulb, both are usable with a dimmer switch. However LED bulbs require special dimmers to work correctly. Normal dimmers, those used for regular tungsten (incandescent) bulbs, use the resistive load of the bulb to allow dimming. Most LED bulbs require other methods to dim the bulb. One stop gap fix to use a regular dimmer is to add a small wattage bulb to the LED bulb circuit. That adds a resistive load to fool the older dimmer. The best option for dimmable LEDs is to ensure you have a dimmer that specifically states it works with dimmable LEDs.
I can assure you that light bulbs come in many different shapes.
about 2.00 dollars. it depends on the size and shape and the number of volts you get!
The bulb is the ball where most of the liquid is concentrated.
Yes, you'd have to change the plug or use an adapter, and also change the bulb. Thry make the standard "medium base" A19 bulbs in 220v also. here's a few: http://www.bulbs.com/Light_Bulbs/Medium_(E26)/200V+-/results.aspx
Every bulb has a code to it. MR16 is short for Multifaceted Reflector with a 16/8" (16 x 1/8) diameter.... or 2".A standard incandescent bulb is an A19 (don't ask me what that code stands for... A is the shape, 19 is...??)
If it is an incandescent bulb with the standard Edison base it will fit.
Be it a tungsten or LED A19 bulb, both are usable with a dimmer switch. However LED bulbs require special dimmers to work correctly. Normal dimmers, those used for regular tungsten (incandescent) bulbs, use the resistive load of the bulb to allow dimming. Most LED bulbs require other methods to dim the bulb. One stop gap fix to use a regular dimmer is to add a small wattage bulb to the LED bulb circuit. That adds a resistive load to fool the older dimmer. The best option for dimmable LEDs is to ensure you have a dimmer that specifically states it works with dimmable LEDs.
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The prefix "B10" refers to the bulb shape. In this case, it indicates that the light bulb has a bullet-shaped design. This type of bulb is commonly used in chandeliers and decorative lighting fixtures.
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Probably the best description would be a truncated pear shape.
The yellow light bulb indicates that there is a blown bulb ( taillight, turn signal, etc.) somewhere on the vehicle.
About 88 miles on the A19 and A171
no it doesnt cause im hectic
1) because the unit has a bulbous shape (the outer glass bit) 2) because the unit produces/emits light. The name is an exact description of that it does and its shape.
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