Upgrade your ceiling lighting with a reliable two-pack solution The Maxxima Plastic Lamp Holder delivers a practical, easy-to-install upgrade for home and workspace lighting. Each holder uses a standard E26 medium base, a built-in 2-inch pull chain, and a 3-foot pull string included for convenient control from below. Designed with a clean, low-profile white housing, these holders blend into ceilings while providing bright, focused illumination when paired with the right bulb. Versatility is a core feature. The holder accepts LED, incandescent, halogen, and CFL bulbs, giving you a broad spectrum of options to fit your needs and your space. With a high wattage capacity of up to 660W, you can opt for brighter configurations where necessary, while choosing energy-efficient LED choices for long-term savings. The durable plastic construction is built to withstand daily use in busy rooms and utility areas, and the pack includes two identical units for quick, coordinated updates. Key features at a glance Medium base lamp holder with a standard E26 socket, 2" pull chain, and 3' pull string included Bulb compatibility includes LED, incandescent, halogen, and CFL variants with a single circuit Durable one-piece plastic construction; comes as a pack of 2 for easy installation Installation and placement ideas Ceiling mounted socket designed for J-Box installations and fits 3" or 4" electrical boxes Max wattage 660W; screws included; 1-year warranty for reliable, long-lasting lighting Versatile placement options: closets, garages, basements, utility rooms, attics Real-world scenarios often involve upgrading dim spaces or adding a quick, accessible light source. With this two-pack, you can illuminate multiple rooms, test placement, or plan future upgrades with minimal effort, all while keeping safety and compatibility in mind. FAQ Q: What bulbs are supported by the Maxxima plastic lamp holder? A: It accepts standard E26 bulbs, including LED, incandescent, halogen, and CFL options. Q: Can I mount this on a ceiling box and use a wall switch? A: Yes. It mounts to a ceiling J-Box and uses a pull chain for on/off control.
