Reducers (Batch of 5) for making threaded bases smaller

Name: Reducers (Batch of 5)
Brand: Lamps and lights
SKU: BB01
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big hardware reducer 13 10mm antique 150x150

big hardware reducer 13 10mm brass 150x150

Reducers (Batch of 5)

£6.00 – £7.00

Reducers these reduce from ½” to 10mm or 5/8″ to ½”. Use the ½” ones for example in the threaded base of any of our ½” entry lampholders to make a 10mm entry version if one is not available. Made in UK from solid brass available in antique brass, polished brass and chrome plated finishes. Batch of 5.

SKU: BB01 Category: Lighting Components

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SKU code	Price	Description
BBantique01:10	£6.00	Dimensions: 1.4 × 1.4 × 0.7 cm
BBbrass01:10	£6.00	Dimensions: 1.4 × 1.4 × 0.7 cm
BBchrome01:10	£6.00	Dimensions: 1.4 × 1.4 × 0.7 cm
BBantique01:13	£7.00	Dimensions: 1.7 × 1.7 × 0.9 cm
BBbrass01:13	£7.00	Dimensions: 1.7 × 1.7 × 0.9 cm
BBchrome01:13	£7.00	Dimensions: 1.7 × 1.7 × 0.9 cm

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How do I fit the bungs into a Bottle or Ceramic base?Calvin2020-11-04T14:33:03+00:00

How do I fit the bungs into a Bottle or Ceramic base?

You can access a ‘screwdriver slot’ to turn to expand the bung to create a tight fit by removing the reducer that holds down the metal plate. Feed your 3 core braided flex down the bung and through the hole in your lamp then wire up the lampholder and attach it to the ½” threaded reducer on top of the bung. Size 19-22mm fits a standard wine bottle.

What’s the biggest size bung you do?Calvin2022-07-19T09:52:53+01:00

What’s the biggest size bung you do?

Our biggest bung is currently 50mm. You can use some cork or wood to fill the hole if the aperture is bigger than that and insert our fittings into that.

Which regulations apply and bathroom lighting Zones?Calvin2022-05-31T15:04:29+01:00

Which regulations apply and bathroom lighting Zones?

Are you qualified? Installing our lighting is not particularly complex, but carried out incorrectly could prove dangerous. Electrical work is a skilled profession requiring expert knowledge with ever changing rules and accreditations. Electrical contractors are required to regularly update their qualifications. We strongly advise therefore that you instruct a fully qualified NICEIC registered electrician to check and electrically test your work. As a supplier we are not qualified or insured to advise you on how to wire up your lighting schemes so any advice given is of a purely general nature. When selling your home you may also need to provide certification for any electrical work undertaken so certification would be useful then too.
Can I use your products in my Bathroom? IP rated lighting must be used in bathroom areas where water is likely i.e. zones 1 and 2. Un-zoned areas can use standard lighting without an IP rating, See our handy diagram for more help. Bathroom Zones Explained

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