2024-12-04
In that post, I discussed creating a light where none existed. I was very satisfied with the results... for a while. On further reflection, I decided I could do better.
There are three overhead lights in the basement, plus two ceiling fans with lights (three each) in the Owner's Suite. I've added strings of LEDs as under-the-counter or indirect lights. The three overheads use the simple ceramic lampholder like the one I added.
I purchased replacement lampholders, the ones with a pull-chain and a three-prong outlet. My intention is to replace all three of the overhead lampholders with these new ones. All three have the two-prong screw-in sockets, which cause the bulbs to be extended lower.
I'll also be making several auxiliary lamps like the one shown above. To facilitate this, I've assembled supplies as shown.
Shown above are:
four pull-chain lamp holders
one standard lamp holder
four round electrical box bases with plugs
three power cords,
two six-foot cords
one nine-foot cord
four cable glands
two mounting kits (not strictly necessary)
a 1500 piece kit of electrical connectors
Tools
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