Re: ES Pendant Light Holders

["Paul Gale groups2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [ukha_d]" <ukha_d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

There are some pretty badly made converters out there. I bought some
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ly from Amazon and although they were slightly more expensive, they were
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ill poorly designed, put together and when the bulb was screwed in, were
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ightly off-axis.=20

These converters all add extra length to the bulb - about 1.5" in my
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So in the hallway ceiling lights, they now hang down slightly below the
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p shades. I could could re-wire the fixture to take it up a bit or replace
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for the new screw in lamp holder you mentioned.=20

Paul.=20

> On 2 Jan 2016, at 22:49, Wayne Harrison Wayne@xxxxxxx [ukha_d] <u=
kha_d@xxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hi All,
> Following on from the Philips Hue thread a little, what are you all
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to get an ES light hooked up ?!
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> I see there are converters - but looks like its going to add extra
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to the lamp. Not ideal.
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> Ideally, an ES version of these http://www.screwfix.com/p/crabtree-cordgr=
ip-lampholder/23150
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> Something that isn=92t brass (or metal in general), has a cable grip
so I=
can just replace the pendants on my existing fittings, and has that extra =
ring thing that can be used to hang a lamp shade.
> I=92m trying to stay away from EBay=92s =91HongKong Specials=92 unless
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yone has a tried and tested. :)
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> Cheers again all.
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> Posted by: Wayne Harrison <wayne@xxxxxxx>
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