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8th June 2008, 11:08
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Senior Member
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Compatibility of Screw in Lightbulbs
Can someone confirm that the screw-in lightbulbs - ES27 that are avilable in the UK are totally compatible with the holders that we have in Turkey?
Cheers!
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8th June 2008, 11:54
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lifes a beach
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Re: Compatibility of Screw in Lightbulbs
tjd
eddison fittings (large screw) i so i guess thats why the ES27 but who knows
cheeky chops
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8th June 2008, 11:59
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Senior Member Has-Been
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Re: Compatibility of Screw in Lightbulbs
I'm sure there must be a good reason for wanting this information, but have not thought of it yet.
Anyway, there are different sizes of screw threads for light fittings - I have come across three, perhaps there are more - so it depends on what you have in your house.
Ian
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8th June 2008, 12:08
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Re: Compatibility of Screw in Lightbulbs
The reason is very simple.
I like to use energy bulbs as much as poss. We all need to save energy. When I was over in Turkey last week I looked at the cost of energy bulbs and they were quite expensive(relatively), mostly between 6 and 7 lira whereas the cost of Edison Screw 27mm are as low as 95p here in NI.
So I would buy them here and take them over, but am trying to check that they are compatible.
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8th June 2008, 12:27
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Re: Compatibility of Screw in Lightbulbs
There - I knew there would be a good reason.
Some of the low energy bulbs are, as you say, expensive, but there are cheaper ranges and special offers. The last ones I bought from Migros were under 3ytl for a 23W bulb on special offer.
Ian
PS. just had a look at Migros and there is a range up to 30W for 1.90ytl
Last edited by immac : 8th June 2008 at 12:40.
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8th June 2008, 13:00
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biggles
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Re: Compatibility of Screw in Lightbulbs
morrisons were doing them for 40p each . i bought about 20 . but not took them to turkey.
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8th June 2008, 15:55
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Re: Compatibility of Screw in Lightbulbs
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Originally Posted by immac
There - I knew there would be a good reason.
Some of the low energy bulbs are, as you say, expensive, but there are cheaper ranges and special offers. The last ones I bought from Migros were under 3ytl for a 23W bulb on special offer.
Ian
PS. just had a look at Migros and there is a range up to 30W for 1.90ytl
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Are we talking about the same thing here? What I’m looking for are low-energy light bulbs – 5,7,9,11 &13 watt varieties that when multiplied by 5.5 equate to a traditional bulb, so an 11 watt low energy equates to about a 60 watt old style bulb, not just a lower wattage bulb, 25 or 30 watt which will be dim when in use. (reminds me of the streets of Amsterdam in winter, but that’s another story!  )
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8th June 2008, 16:22
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biggles
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Re: Compatibility of Screw in Lightbulbs
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Originally Posted by tjd
Are we talking about the same thing here? What I’m looking for are low-energy light bulbs – 5,7,9,11 &13 watt varieties that when multiplied by 5.5 equate to a traditional bulb, so an 11 watt low energy equates to about a 60 watt old style bulb, not just a lower wattage bulb, 25 or 30 watt which will be dim when in use. (reminds me of the streets of Amsterdam in winter, but that’s another story!  )
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yes ,thats what i bought in morrisons ,they are doing them today in aldi,s for 70 p each .
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8th June 2008, 16:26
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lifes a beach
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Re: Compatibility of Screw in Lightbulbs
tjd
we took them with us from uk £1 each and they fit ok from in tekson we paid 17.99 for 6 the ytl at the time it was 2.54 to the pound for 6 so there wasnt a great deal of difference but there was a special on at the time
cheeky chops
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8th June 2008, 17:25
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Re: Compatibility of Screw in Lightbulbs
I'm taking some screw in low energy light bulbs to Turkey. Cheapest isn't always best and I prefer to buy branded ones with a guarrantee of 10,000 hours even though they maybe a few pence more.
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