E27 metal lamp holder set with double ring nut for lamp shade

Name: E27 metal lamp holder set with double ring nut for lamp shade
Brand: Creative-Cables
SKU: CREATIVECABLES-PL27MRATF
Price: 7.77 EUR
Availability: InStock

The E27 metal lamp holder set with a double ring nut is used to assemble a wall, table or ceiling lamp with a shade.
Metal is a durable material that can be placed in a variety of environments, whatever the style: even minimalist. , Scandinavian, industrial or classic, you will find the metal surface that matches your style!

The wide range of colors we have chosen makes it even easier to find the right choice. Polished metal versions such as brass or copper look great in more sophisticated settings. Colored finishes such as Kiwi or UltraViolet are nickel-plated and lacquered and are exclusive to Creative-Cables - perfect for those who want to be bolder!

An extra idea:
- Match it with a flat lampshade like the Ellepi or a cased lampshade like the Diamond, which make the E27 lampholder partially visible!

The lampholder kit requires a 3x0.75 cable.

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I don´t want extra services.

Assembling parts +2.42 € / piece/s

7.77 €

Bonus point : 0.08 €

Manufacturer's stock

In stock

Details

E27 metal lamp holder set with double ring nut:
Sleeve: threaded
Dimensions:
Diameter: 40 mm
Height: 55 mm
Ring nut diameter: 60 mm< br /> Fuse: polyester thermosetting T230 (maximum operating temperature)
Rated voltage: 250 Vac
Rated current: 4 A
Connectors: screw terminals for rigid or flexible cables from 0 ÷ .5 2.5 mm2
Fastening: M10x1 threaded hole

Technical data of the cylindrical cable clamp:
Cap size: diameter 13 mm - height 17 mm
Cap material: metal
Threaded tube size: diameter M10x1 - height 15 mm
Threaded tube material: metal

Conical cable clamp technical data:
Height: 43 mm
Diameter: 14.8 mm
Material: thermoplastic

Info

Manufacturer

Creative-Cables

Manufacturer product number

PL27MRATF

Article No.

CREATIVECABLES-PL27MRATF

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