Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is a lamp holder called?

Ans. A lamp holder is also called a light socket, bulb holder, or lamp base. It holds the bulb securely and provides the necessary electrical connection for the bulb to function.                

Q2. What is lamp holder used?

Ans.  A lamp holder is used to securely hold a light bulb and connect it to a power source. High-quality lamp holders feature brass contacts for efficient current flow, unbreakable fire-retardant polycarbonate housing, and a metal ring to prevent bulb damage. Just like durable components in water heaters and room heaters, lamp holders ensure long-lasting and safe operation.

Q3. What is a lamp plug called?

Ans. A lamp plug is commonly referred to as a light socket adapter or bulb plug. It allows the bulb to connect with a power source, often converting non-standard configurations into compatible ones for specific lamps.

Q4.  What size are lamp holders?

Ans. Lamp holders come in various sizes depending on the bulb type. Common sizes include E27 (standard screw size for most bulbs), E14 (smaller screw size for decorative bulbs), and B22 (bayonet cap). Ensure compatibility with your bulb type and choose designs with fire-retardant materials for added safety.

Q5. What is an ES lamp holder?

Ans. An ES lamp holder refers to an "Edison Screw" lamp holder, typically denoted by sizes like E27 (standard size) or E14 (smaller size). These are widely used in residential and commercial lighting. ES holders with brass contacts and fire-retardant polycarbonate housing ensure durability and safety.