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Back–To–Back Bulbs
Get twice the light. The (2) sockets for standard incandescent bulbs have crimp terminals with jumper leads. (Use 18-gauge wire.) The single steel bracket between them has (1) 3/8" threaded mounting hole in the center. Picture an older ceiling fixture, or a light above a medicine cabinet. They are rated at 250 volts, 660 watts each. The double socket is 4-1/4" x 1-1/4" dia OA. UL/CSA listed
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34282 DOUBLE SOCKET |
G.E. Lamp
Each 115 VAC neon indicator lamp is 7/8" long x 1/4" dia and comes with (2) 1-1/4" leads -- and it's the sensitive type, one might say. At 115 VAC it only works if you use a resistor (not included). It will pop if you don't use one. Just so you know.
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19858 NEON LAMP |
They're Crazy about Wires
Which makes them wire nuts. Our each is a package of (9) in (4) colors/sizes, suitable for 22 to 8AWG. Made in the USA by Gardner-Bender. UL/CSA.
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36680 WIRE CONNECTORS |
Go With The Flo
And watch swirly, pink goo weave sinuous spiral patterns inside the 2-1/2" dia x 12" tall clear acrylic tubes that form the uprights for these large futuro table lamps. Each Flo-Lamp stands 19-1/2" tall OA with a 6-1/2" dia black base and an opaque, black-steel, shallow-bowl shade 11-1/4" dia. The lamps take (3) 15W standard candlelabra bulbs (included) and have 6-foot cords with in-line switches. UL/CSA.
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37257 PINK FLO-LAMP |
Miniature Screwbases
An 11/16" long x 7/16" ID T-3-1/4 steel socket for candelabra bulbs. Two tabs come up from the bottom to panel-mount it. Add power through another tab bent downward and one extending out to the side.
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34248 CANDELABRA SOCKET |
Light Up Your Life
Wire up those bowling trophies, or just rewire those lamps with the ugly black cords. You get a package of (4) white 18-2 AWG lamp cords, 48" long, with plugs on one end. Cheap, cheap.
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38871 LAMP CORD |
Need A Lead?
Then order one, we plead! They're 9-1/2" long and made from aluminum-(7) strands of 22 gauge wire twisted into a 5/32" thickness, that should satisfy your greed. And each has a 3/16" solderless ring terminal connector on both ends, so they can be hooked up with all speed. Unbelievable things, incredible prices, that's our creed!
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25913 ALUMINUM LEADS |
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Dual Safety
This 3-1/4" x 1-3/4" x 1-1/2" white night light is doubly safe. First, the inherent purpose of a night light is for safety. And secondly, the light covers up the unused outlet in a dual-socket wall-outlet. A safety panel on the unlit portion of the light folds down to expose the second outlet if desired. Made with little ones in mind.
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29545 SAFETY NIGHT LIGHT |
Courtesy Lamp
Always holds doors open and writes prompt thank-you notes. No? Well, it's still called a courtesy lamp. For a car, we think (courtesy car?). They may have been hooked up in series to equal 12 volts? R&D isn't sure. Incandescent bulb is 1-1/2" x 3/8" dia. It's in a plastic shade that's 2-3/8" x 1-1/8" 1", open on (2) of the longer sides. Mount to ground (post is 1-3/8" x 3/4", with a 1/4" screw slot). Please feed 6V@500mA to the brass terminal. Thank you very much!
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29090 COURTESY LAMP |
LED Displays
A big grab bag of LED display tiles. Assorted colors - red, green, amber - and displays. Small are 1" x 2" and smaller; 3-9 volts; and include seven-segment numeric, dot matrix, and alphanumeric. Sorry, we can't tell you what size or display you'll get, but Small has at least (4) different. Think of it as a surprise present from Uncle Barry. Hook 'em up and find out what he gave you!
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29233 LED DISPLAYS, SM |
Graceful Plasma Lamp
The manufacturer calls it the SwanLight", but we think it's more like a plasma question mark that lost its dot. Mighty graceful, whatever it is. All blue glass and blue dancing electricity. The swirly black base is approx 5-1/2" dia x 8-1/2" tall, and the swan neck/question mark is 2-1/4" dia at its thickest x 18" tall.
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11283 SWAN LIGHT |
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