Economy Spiral 11w 2700k Energy Saving Fluorescent Lamp - ESB-FS-1

A: Yes, we supply OEM for this Full Spiral 20W Energy Saving Lamps 8000H.

A: Yes you can. All you need to do is ensuring that the dimmer switch will work with the wattage of your bulbs. Also make sure the dimmer is suitable to be used with the chandelier.

A: Sometimes an adaptor is included. However, if the product you are looking for doesn’t include an adapter, you can request an adaptor when purchasing your item.

A: They can be wired to a light switch. While when connecting to a light switch please keeps in mind the light's voltage (the voltage differs between products and is listed in the specifications).

A: Yes, the majority of our CCFL lights can be used outdoors. Some are listed as non-waterproof and therefore should be used indoors only. Although most of the lights will work fine in all but the most extreme conditions, it's still important to protect the power supply, especially in rain or snow.

A: Yes, the tape can be cut and re-linked with a soldering iron and cable. However, please be aware that the tape may no longer be waterproof once cut.

A: The designation for E xx refers to the diameter in millimeters. This includes the U.S, where the bulb glass is listed in eighths of an inch. For example, E12 has a diameter of 12 mm. There are four common sizes of screw-in sockets that are used for line-voltage lamps:
Candelabra: E12 North America, E11 in Europe
Intermediate: E17 North America, E14 (Small ES) in Europe
Medium or standard: E26 (MES) in North America, E27 (ES) in Europe
Mogul: E39 North America, E40 (Goliath ES) in Europe.
E27 and E14 are the most common sizes in countries that use 220–240 volts AC domestic power. In USA and Japan they use 120- and 100-volt, so the standard size for general-purpose lamps is E26.