2 Molded Rubber Lampholder GASKETs Protect and 29 similar items

FOR SALE IS ONE (1) NEW PACK OF TWO (2) PACK OF MOLDED RUBBER LAMPHOLDER GASKETS MANUFACTURED BY SIGMA ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CORPORATION MPN S14004 UPC# 031857140045. TWO (2) NEW MOLDED RUBBER GASKETS IN THIS SALE, FOR USE WITH OUTDOOR LAMPHOLDERS, SECURITY LIGHTING, uPLIGHTING, LIGHTING FIXTURES EXPOSED TO THE ELEMENTS LIKE DIRT, DEBRIS, MOISTURE. USE WITH STAKE LIGHTS, HOLIDAYS FLOOD LIGHTS, ETC. THE RUBBER GASKET SLIPS ONTO THE MOUTH OF THE LAMPHOLDER AND PROTECTS THE BULB BASE FROM MOISTURE, RAIN, DIRT AND DEBRIS, EXTENDING THE LIFE OF THE BULB. ESPECIALLY RECOMMENDED IF BULB OR FIXTURES IS EXTENDED ABOVE A 45 degree ANGLE (pointed up), OR DIRECTLY EXPOSED TO ELEMENTS LIKE RAIN OR SNOW, CONSTRUCTED OF A THICK(er) BLACK MOLDED RUBBER DESIGNED TO LAST THROUGH SEVERAL BULBS, AND OR SEVERAL YEARS. YOU WILL RECEIVE TWO (2) MOLDED RUBBER LAMPHOLDER GASKETS SHIPPED BY USPS..... note..... with todays expensive outdoor bulbs, fixtures, security sensors, motion sensors or dusk dawn sensors, you have an investment in your outdoor lighting, spot or flood lighting. if water enters the inner workings of your outdoor lampholder, it will very often destroy your expensive outdoor bulb(s), may damage or destroy your sensor, and sometimes trip your circuit breaker. this can't be good! moisture also contributes to premature failure of the bulb base, causing the bulb to separate from its' metal (screw in) base, this condition leaves the metal (screw in) base of the bulb in the lampholder, as you attempt to remove the bulb. again, this condition is usually the result of moisture caused by atmosphere, rain, snow, gutter overflow, lawn sprinklers, etc. these molded rubber gaskets help protect your bulbs, shielding the entry point of the destructive moisture, fixture interior, and all the associated electronics that may suffer when you blow a bulb due to moisture. if you want to get it right..... first, determine the maximum wattage rating for the fixture and associated sensors, use the lower rating, usually around 300, sometimes as low as 150, never exceed this maximum wattage rating, in fact, try to steer toward lower wattage like 50, 75, 100 watt outdoor bulbs. unless lighting a stadium, avoid the higher wattage bulbs that get very very hot. next, reduce exposure to the elements by pointing the lampholders down or out - , not up. finally, use these gaskets to protect those expensive outdoor bulbs and lampholder fixtures. your bulb(s) will deliver a longer service life and you will avoid repeated headaches. most outdoor fixtures and bulbs can tolerate a bit of moisture, but, as you may discover, less moisture delivers stunning service life, sometimes years instead of months. BID AND BUY HERE IN IN ABSOLUTE CONFIDENCE SINCE I HAVE THOUSANDS OF POSITIVE FEEDBACK AND TEN+ YEARS EXPERIENCE. I SHIP WITHIN TWO DAYS OF RECEIPT OF PAYMENT, OFTEN THE NEXT DAY. $3.81 USPS GREEN SHIPPING USING RECYCLED PACKAGING MATERIALS AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY MATERIALS TO ANYWHERE USA. I DO NOT SHIP ANYWHERE ELSE. HAVE A GREAT DAY AND THANK YOU FOR STOPPING BY.......