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BJB Electric LP

LH0075 (26.307.6030)

Shunted, rotary locking lamp holder with base split pins

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$2.99

Discontinued, view suggested replacement LH1134
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Description

Shunted, rotary locking lamp holder with base split pins

Shunted
Rotary locking

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	BJB Electric LPLH0075 26.307.6030 Shunted, rotary locking socket w/base split pinsAdd to Cart
Reviews	(1)
Price	$2.99
Status	Discontinued
Case Qty	600 (sold individually)
Country of Origin	Germany
Certifications / Approvals	cULus, CSA, ENEC, KEMAKEUR, CEBEC
UL File No.	E-92235
Rated Wattage	660w
Rated Voltage	600v
Bulb Type	Linear Tube
Base Type	G13
Base Description	Medium Bi-Pin
Material	Polycarbonate
Termination	Quickwire 18AWG
Mounting Type	Base Split Pin
Shunt Type	Shunted
Dimensions(L/W/H)	_x_x1.845
Weight	0.02
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Specification

Status: Discontinued

Case Qty: 600 (sold individually)

Country of Origin: Germany

Certifications / Approvals: cULus, CSA, ENEC, KEMAKEUR, CEBEC

UL File No.: E-92235

Rated Wattage: 660w

Rated Voltage: 600v

Bulb Type: Linear Tube

Base Type: G13

Base Description: Medium Bi-Pin

Material: Polycarbonate

Termination: Quickwire 18AWG

Mounting Type: Base Split Pin

Shunt Type: Shunted

Dimensions(L/W/H): _x_x1.845

Weight: 0.02

General

Brand: BJB Electric LP

Item #: 70131

MSRP: $3.89

Category: T8 BiPin Linear Bi-Pin

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Exactly what I needed and packaged nicely

by David E on February 25, 2020

Item arrived fast and exactly as shown on the website and packaged in a nice bag that was clearly labeled.

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QWhat are Base Split Pins?

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They are pins on the bottom of the socket that fit into small holes in the ficture to push fit.

By on September 12, 2019.

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