This E14 porcelain socket with small base is covered in Indian yellow glazed ceramic, giving it an elegant, refined look. With its neo-retro design, this pretty lampholder will add an original decorative touch to your home.
Its touch of whimsy will embellish your light fittings and bring a warm, retro atmosphere to your room.
Please note that there are 10 other colours available, which you can find at the bottom of the product data sheet.
A porcelain manufacture for incandescent or low-energy lamps,
Features:
Socket for E14 baselamp
Porcelain base with two-core terminal block, phase and neutral
Material: porcelain with enamel finish
Dimensions: Diameter 33 mm, lampholder height 60 mm
Cables connected by screws
Wattage: 2A - 250V
Maximum bulb power: 150 Watts
Colour: Indian yellow
Lampholder sold individually without cable clamp
Electrical safety information.
In terms of electrical connectivity, this porcelain lampholder will be installed with phase and neutral wiring - earthing is not necessary. However, if this lampholder is installed on a metal structure, earthing of the metal parts will be necessary.
For obvious aesthetic reasons, it is difficult to envisage the use of a large 230 volt 2P plug or socket + earth for a floor-mounted lamp. More commonly, a flat 2-pin plug is used, allowing only phase and neutral to be connected using a two-conductor cable.
This connection without earthing is possible, but it is essential to use an anti-pull-out system for the cable coming out of the lamp. Various cable locking devices can be installed, either in the base of the lamp or directly in the bottom of the lampholder.
These small plastic mechanisms have an anti-rotation and anti-pull function for your power supply cable.
These cable locking systems are available in the 'You'll like them too' section at the bottom of the product sheet.
This socket has a specially designedsafety mechanism to prevent children from dismantling the electrical part of the socket.
To dismantle it safely, all you have to do is gently push a small metal catch, which is accessible from the side of the lamp once it has been removed.
