The Jandorf 60404 is a pull-chain lamp socket with a medium (E26) base and nickel finish, designed to add convenient on/off control to existing lamps without rewiring. This socket fits standard lamp stems and supports bulbs up to 250 watts at 250 volts, making it suitable for a wide range of incandescent, LED, and CFL bulbs for reading, task lighting, or ambient illumination.
The integrated pull-chain mechanism allows users to toggle the light with a simple tug, eliminating the need for wall switches or additional wiring changes. The polished nickel finish provides a corrosion-resistant, reflective surface that complements both modern and traditional lamp designs while protecting the socket from wear. With durable, heat-resistant construction and secure wiring terminals, this socket delivers reliable, long-term performance in residential and commercial settings.
Features and Benefits
- Pull-Chain Control: Toggle your light on and off with a simple tug, offering convenient control without wall switches or rewiring.
- 250W / 250V Capacity: Supports high-output bulbs including LED, CFL, and incandescent options for bright, versatile lighting.
- Medium Base (E26): Fits the most common bulb sizes on the market, ensuring broad compatibility with standard lighting fixtures.
- Nickel Finish: Corrosion-resistant, polished surface enhances the aesthetic of any lamp while protecting against wear.
- No Rewiring Required: Easily add lighting control to existing lamps by simply replacing the old socket with this pull-chain model.
- Durable Construction: Heat-resistant materials and secure wiring terminals ensure safe, long-lasting performance.
Specifications
- Brand: Jandorf
- Model: 60404
- Base Type: Medium (E26)
- Wattage Rating: 250W
- Voltage Rating: 250V
- Housing Material: Nickel
- Operation: Pull-chain on/off
- Compatibility: Fits standard lamp stems
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
