Metallic Keyed Socket
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Product Information
A modern twist on an early lighting style, this keyed 2 conductor light socket is a great choice to dress up any fixture design. The socket has a turn-key switch to turn your DIY light on and off that pairs nicely with an exposed Edison bulb for an early 1900s feel. And, while we do sell a limited selection of 2 wire color cord options, if your favorite color cord only comes with 3 wires, you can simply clip the green ground wire and leave it unused during the assembly.
If you plan on making a DIY light cord with this socket, we highly recommend using a plastic cord grip/strain relief for a secure attachment. Plastic cord grips are sold separately. With all lighting projects and DIY fixture assembly, we always recommend consulting a licensed electrician.
PLEASE NOTE: This item is not compatible with metal components, including tubing and cord grips. It is recommended for cord assemblies only or modification with a tap & die is required.
Technical Specs
- Key on/off Switch: 13/16in long
- Length: 2 11/16in, Inner (threading) Diameter: 1 5/16in, Outer Diameter: 1 1/2in
- Cord grip not included, *plastic* style recommended
- E26 medium base
- UL Listed File No. E193434
- Max bulb: Type A 60W (not included)
- Interior use only
- Compatible with bulb cages
- Includes two shades rings for UNO openings only (not compatible with our shades)
Product Videos
How To Wire a Metallic Keyed Socket
Frequently Asked Questions
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All eligible products must be returned within 30 days of delivery. Wire by the foot, custom fixtures, custom power cord whips and light bulbs are not eligible for returns. For more return information please see our return policy here.
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