Why Ceiling Fan Light Bulbs Burn Out Fast
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Longer Lasting Ceiling Fan Light Bulbs Do Make a Difference – The next time you need to replace your ceiling fan light bulbs, be sure to purchase 130 volt light bulbs, not 120 volt bulbs. The problem is that ceiling fans naturally produce vibrations that will cause the light bulb filament to burn our prematurely. © By: Dave Rongey |
How to Make Ceiling Fan Light Bulbs Last Longer
[ad#block]Ceiling Fan Question: I have two ceiling fans with 4 lights on each in my den they blow light bulbs way to often.
- For example, I replaced all eight bulbs three weeks ago and two bulbs on one fan have already blown what might be causing this?
This electrical question came from: Tyson, a Homeowner from Villa Rica, Georgia.
Additional Comments: I really like it
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Tyson.
Longer Lasting Ceiling Fan Light Bulbs Do Make a Difference
- The next time you need to replace your ceiling fan light bulbs, be sure to purchase 130 volt light bulbs, not 120 volt bulbs.
- The problem is that ceiling fans naturally produce vibrations that will cause the light bulb filament to burn our prematurely.
- The 130 volt rated light bulbs have a heavier filament and will last much longer.
- You may actually see that there are packages of light bulbs that are labeled specifically for use in ceiling fans.
The Following will assist you with Ceiling Fans and Light Bulbs:
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- Take the mystery out of ceiling fan wiring. Ceiling Fans are a great way to lower your energy bill and brighten up one of your favorite rooms.
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How to Install Ceiling Fans and Wiring
- Step-by-step pictures – Easy wiring diagrams and installation guide – Light and fan switch variations.
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- Ceiling Fan Wiring diagram #1
- Ceiling Fan Wiring diagram #2
- Ceiling Fan Installation #1
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