Ahhhh...that make sense I wanted to see a giant 300W glowing monster! LOLlet me guess you got it from home depot. Anyway be careful when you are talking CFL's and you say 300W.. You should be clear if that is the actual wattage or the incadescent equivilent which im sure that is an equivilent value. Anyway i have A 300W light and i bought a 10.5 Inch reflective hood and when i screw the bulb in it doesnt work. Try to unscrew the cone itself and if it has its own socket try the light in the socket. Most likely the bulb is too big to be screw far enough into the socket to make proper contact.. i returned mine
yeah it was that one actually...sorry its on the spanish side of the info on the box but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand
Just checked my 23 watt cfls and they also say 120voltz so It cant be that.. I have different sockets and that 68watt cfl will only work with certain ones??
Is there a reflector cone on the socket? If so take it off and you should be fine. I bought a socket with the cone on it and had to take the cone off to get the bulb to screw far enough in. It's not that there's not enough voltage. I've got one in a 120 volt socket and it's working fine.