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You should get the right one ASAP, as the socket might not be able to cope with the power draw and heat.
Probably an led 200w "equivalent". I feel like it would have already burned out otherwise.
I'm leaning towards they cranked the exposure as refrigerator light bulbs are generally T7 or A15 bulbs and to my knowledge no one makes a bulb that bright in those sizes
Thanks, dad.
Source: am a dad, and this post is ridiculously stupid. Nobody is getting that brightness unless they throw construction lights in there with an extension cord running outside.