Lampholders (480 items) - Page 12
Lamp Holder, 120 V, 90 W, Nickel Contact, Cast Aluminum/Porcelain Socket Housing Material, Gray
Adapter, 660 W, 2-Outlet, Thermoplastic, Brown
Lamp Holder Adapter, 660 W, 2-Outlet, Thermoplastic, Ivory
About Lampholders
Lampholders, also known as lamp sockets, are essential components for any light fixture. They provide the connection between the electrical source and the light bulb or LED. Lampholders come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and configurations to meet different requirements.
Types of Lampholders
Ceiling lamp holders are typically used for overhead lighting fixtures. Wall mount lamp holders are typically used for wall-mounted fixtures such as sconces. Wall mounted lamp holders may be slightly different from ceiling lamp holders depending on their purpose and function.
How Lampholders are Made
Lampholders are usually made with metal or plastic components that create a safe connection between the electrical source and the bulb. Different types of metals, plastics, and compounds can be used depending on the desired function of the holder.
Industries that use Lampholders
Electricians commonly use various types of lampholders when installing lighting fixtures. Other professionals such as interior designers may use them to design custom lighting solutions in homes or businesses.
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