Selling my departed parent's house soon and a bit overwhelmed. I'd greatly appreciate help, such as what is it and where I can get replacements, including online, for the following semi-recessed directional light.

The important part is the the back of the bulb where it screws into the socket.

I have bulbs that are similar looking from the front. The last time i had to buy one, they had it at Home Despot.

Edit: That was quick, or the page didn't load correctly when I first saw it. Now see both ends. I would try HD for that. Look close and in the depths of the light bulb rack. They may be buried at the end, but they may be there.

I've had good luck on 1000bulbs.com.

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Originally posted by architect:
I've had good luck on 1000bulbs.com.

I second this. They sell themselves short with 1000.

There should be a part number on the base.

This place has good prices on bulbs:

http://www.esplighting.com

I guess we will finally get the answer to that age old riddle ...How many SigForumites does it take to change a lightbulb?

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Originally posted by ChicagoSigMan:
I guess we will finally get the answer to that is all the riddle ...How many SigForumites does it take to change a lightbulb?

None. SigForum members aren’t afraid of the dark.

it's 120 Volt -- right?

Some track lighting etc isn't.

Order on amazon. I'm a Prime member, so I don't know about non-Prime bennies, but for Prime peeps, no charge for returns. That said, it looks like an E-17 size halogen bulb, but it could be an LED.

This might finally be the question that no Sig Forum member has the answer to...

Looks a lot like a 40 watt par 16 halogen bulb if it is 120 vac rated. Dimensions might be helpful or check some other bulbs like it for written info.

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Originally posted by Edmond:
This might finally be the question that no Sig Forum member has the answer to...

Not if he’d get out a macro lense and really good lighting and take pics all around the base. If there are no legible markings pull out the others and check. Alternatively get a magnifying glass and read it us.

I’ve use a bulb reference website online to narrow these down in past n

Is there a Batteries [and bulbs] Plus store near you?

I would go to Lowes, like them better than HD because of the military discount. If it wasn't so high to ship stuff, I would send you some of those, still (I think) have some spares in stock from some long gone ceiling lights.

Lowe’s/Home Depot may or may not have that bulb. I need a better pic. Then again the op may have already found what he needs.

What does the fixture look like?

Depending on what will physically fit, work, reflect > get a LED replacement.

Shouldn't be that hard to figure out.

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Originally posted by smschulz:
Shouldn't be that hard to figure out.

With recessed lighting, you’d be surprised.

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Originally posted by Edmond:
This might finally be the question that no Sig Forum member has the answer to...

PAR16 50w

Amazon link

Did my answer work?