💡 Enhance Your Chandelier with the Candelabra Adapter Converter! Review

I bought these to install brighter bulbs in my ceiling fan at home. I'm not sure what idiot thought it was a good idea to limit the room's main light source to two 40w bulbs, but I'm guessing it's the same idiot who came up with the design for the 'safe' gas bottle spouts thought up. In any case, they work very well, with the exception of the Light Kits, which have a bulb cap for the bulbs - with these installed, and even with short LED and fluorescent bulbs, I can't put the bowl's glass cover…

I was concerned about the size of the nipple on the end of the adapter. I've seen candelabra bulbs not working because of this, but I hooked them up to my ceiling fan and an A19 LED bulb to the adapter and the light came on just fine. limited to a 40w bulb, useless in the bedroom. With these adapters I was able to connect 2 equivalent 60W LED bulbs to my ceiling fan. No blinking, which of course would be a deal breaker. My ceiling fan has a remote control and I think that's why it doesn't…

Updated to include pictures of my Hue in adapters. Without them, my living room wouldn't have the expensive Philips Hue starter kit I bought since my ceiling fan had candelabra mounts. (E12). Candelabra bulbs are great for quirky decor that doesn't need a lot of light, but I really like the A26 lead bulbs and the light output they offer. I had a choice between this set and another brand that I wasn't familiar with. a dollar cheaper. Since I've bought a set of Lightning Ever light bars before…