Light bulb holder Opal bakelite E14 D.3001 — screw-in socket for E14 lamps

Opal bakelite lamp holder with an E14 (small Edison screw) socket, model D.3001, designed as a screw-in ceiling or fixture socket for E14 lamps. The holder features a heat-resistant, electrically insulated bakelite body and standard metal contacts to ensure stable connection with E14 bulbs. It is intended for replacing worn holders, repairing lighting fixtures, and building simple DIY lamps or retrofits where a compact, screw-type E14 socket is required.

Advantages

The bakelite construction offers thermal and electrical insulation suitable for common domestic and light commercial lighting applications. The screw-in format provides straightforward installation and compatibility with all standard E14 bulbs. Standardized contacts and a compact form factor make the holder easy to wire and install in ceiling roses, lamp bases, or small fixtures without additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Replacement of damaged or worn E14 lamp holders in domestic lighting
• DIY lamp projects and custom fixture builds using E14 bulbs
• Lighting repairs in kitchens, bedrooms, hallways, and small commercial spaces
• Retrofit installations where a compact screw-in E14 socket is required

Key specifications

• Socket type: E14 (small Edison screw)
• Body material: bakelite (insulating, heat-resistant)
• Mounting style: screw-in / screw-fit fixture installation
• Contact material: standard metal contacts for electrical connection
• Typical use: ceiling roses, lamp bases, small fixtures and retrofits

How to use

Turn off mains power before beginning any installation. Remove the old holder if present, disconnect wiring, and prepare cable ends. Fit the bakelite holder into the intended fixture or ceiling rose and secure according to the fixture design. Connect the live and neutral conductors to the corresponding contacts, ensuring secure screw terminals or wire clamps as applicable. After wiring, reassemble any fixture covers, test the connection with a compatible E14 bulb, and restore power. If unsure about wiring or local regulations, consult a qualified electrician.

Usage recommendations

Use only bulbs with an E14 base that do not exceed the fixture's maximum temperature and wattage ratings; ensure secure wiring and avoid exposure to moisture unless the holder is installed within a suitably protected enclosure.