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Light socket Philips 92200110510 / Bailey Electric & Electronics, for 220–240 V input, single pack
Socket for light fittings by Philips (Bailey Electric & Electronics model 92200110510) designed for mains input 220–240 V. Supplied as a single unit per pack, this light socket is intended for use with compatible fixtures and ballasts in residential and commercial installations. It provides a standard interface for lamps and supports the specified voltage range of 220–240 V, allowing replacement or new installation where a reliable mains-connected lamp holder is required.
The Philips light socket offers a robust construction suitable for typical indoor lighting applications and is compatible with mains supplies of 220–240 V. Its single-pack format makes it convenient for targeted replacements or small-scale installations. Designed to work with conventional tubular lamp systems and compatible ballasts, the socket simplifies maintenance and reduces the need to replace entire fixtures when only the lamp holder requires renewal.
Before installation, disconnect power at the circuit breaker and verify that the mains supply is within the 220–240 V range. Remove the old socket or prepare the fixture according to local electrical regulations. Connect the supply conductors to the socket terminals following the product’s wiring markings and secure all connections. Mount the socket in the fixture housing and fit the appropriate lamp and ballast if required. Restore power and test the lamp for correct operation.
Use the socket only with compatible lamps and ballasts rated for 220–240 V. Follow local electrical codes and, if unsure, engage a qualified electrician for installation and testing. Avoid exposing the socket to moisture or outdoor conditions unless the fixture provides appropriate protection.
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