Led bulbs

Harvey51 wrote:
Or unscrew the bulb and use a voltmeter to find out. Try AC 120+range first, then a DC 120+ range.

Dollarama has the best LED 120 VAC bulbs I’ve seen. Lots of light and good colour.

As has been mentioned several times, the OP refers to "plug-in" bulbs, not "screw-in" bulbs.

Unfortunately he has never returned to expand on his type of bulbs.

Or unscrew the bulb and use a voltmeter to find out. Try AC 120+range first, then a DC 120+ range.

Dollarama has the best LED 120 VAC bulbs I’ve seen. Lots of light and good colour.

fj12ryder wrote:
The OP made reference to 120v plug-in bulbs. Could anyone post a link to some? I couldn't find any after a short Google search.

The most practical reference for the OP's situation is to pull a bulb out of the fixture and read the markings on it. All bulbs are marked for voltage.
E Bay and amazon are the cheapest source for LED bulbs. If they don't light, check the polarity with a meter or test light. Incandescents light with any polarity, LEDS must have the correct polarity. It uis a matter of switching wires on the fixture.

pianotuna wrote:
Home Depot:

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Philips-100-Watt-Equivalent-A19-LED-Light-Bulb-Daylight-2-Pack-462002/206923041

fj12ryder wrote:
The OP made reference to 120v plug-in bulbs. Could anyone post a link to some? I couldn't find any after a short Google search.

Those look like regular screw-in bulbs.

fj12ryder wrote:
The OP made reference to 120v plug-in bulbs. Could anyone post a link to some? I couldn't find any after a short Google search.

Some household CFLs have weird plug in bases, and there are odd bi pin base 120v bulbs used in specialty applications, but I've never seen regular incandescents with plug in bases.

Base chart

Home Depot:

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Philips-100-Watt-Equivalent-A19-LED-Light-Bulb-Daylight-2-Pack-462002/206923041

fj12ryder wrote:
The OP made reference to 120v plug-in bulbs. Could anyone post a link to some? I couldn't find any after a short Google search.

The OP made reference to 120v plug-in bulbs. Could anyone post a link to some? I couldn't find any after a short Google search.

Even dollar stores are now selling 120 volt led bulbs.

the Safari has a dressing room lighted makeup mirror in one corner of the bedroom
DW never used it, it has those round globe white lights
they are plug in 12v lamps, not 120v lamps

Eric&Lisa wrote:
Color me crazy.... What voltage are the existing incandescent bulbs? That should settle the debate pretty quick.

I asked that question very first thing, but haven't heard back yet. My concern was that I don't really know of any 120v "plug-in" bulbs, except for small desk-lamp style halogen bulbs.