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Fri, Nov 13, 09 at 12:15
| I bought and installed a fan inside my shower. The fan has a fluorescent light combined with the fan. Problem: light is not bright enough and hate the white/blue light of the fluorescent. Am I able to convert the unit to incandescent? |
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- Posted by normclc (normb@norburn.com) on Fri, Nov 13, 09 at 13:19
| If it's a screw lamp , or twist and lock lamp,you can replace it with a higher wattage CFL, but if it's a plug-in lamp you cannot change the lamp for a higher wattage lamp. You can, however, change the lamp, in either case, with a lamp that has lower degree Kelvin rating. A CFL with a 2700k-3000k rating will give a light output closer to an incandescent lamp. Check the rating on the lamp you have now |
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