🔌 Enhance Your Space with GE Socket Project Brushed 52205: A Practical and Stylish Lighting Solution Review

Purchased to replace a 3 pin socket. I thought it would be better to upgrade all of our lightbulbs as we use LIFX smart lightbulbs. LIFX lights require you to turn the light on and off 5 times to sync it up. If you get out of step and have to go through the procedure, it will be a three-way pain. It can still be done three ways, but I had trouble with the Resy Fing.

You don't have to throw away a good lightbulb just because the switch no longer works. This is a simple and high-quality solution for these lamps. It also gets rid of the pesky three-position switch that pops up commonly but isn't very useful anymore. Make sure your power cord is in good condition, otherwise it should also be replaced. If the plug is polarized, try connecting the neutral wire to the outlet shell. Optional, but prevents the outlet from overheating when the lamp switch is off.

Our hands get tired and turning a small device to light up a room can be a slow and painful process. We ordered them to make this process quick and painless, almost painless. ;-) Replacing the switches took less than ten minutes per lamp. We're delighted every time we use these switches, the light comes on quickly and easily compared to the old winding types. Eventually we will buy more and replace all of our switches. Bought as a complement to the product, they were also very reasonably…

My old 3 position knob was worn out and only worked after I wiggled it like crazy. I really liked the lamp, I didn't want to change it. This solution was perfect! The push button switch works simply and easily. We understood each other without any problems. If your lamp cord doesn't have two-tone wiring, simply feel for the tabs. One strand is smooth, that's the hot wire that goes to the brass screw. The other should have little protrusions you can feel with your fingernail, this is the neutral

This is not a GE or quality. It's cheap Chinese junk. I screwed in the old bulb and then pulled it out to replace it with an LED, but it didn't light up. I took the LED out and found that the brass center post is so flimsy and cheap that it just bent and stayed down and not making contact. with the center of the bulb. I pulled out the lamp, folded back the center brass strip, and the light came on again. It probably happens every time you change a lightbulb. They also don't have a set screw in…

We had a bulb with one of those knobs that only worked when you turned it between off and on. Normally this would probably send the lamp to the scrap yard, but a bit of googling revealed this to be an easy fix. And surprisingly, it was easy. The only catch was that my bulb had the same wire color for hot and ground, not the usual black and white. So pay attention to how the original was connected. Luckily I got it right. I also went for a simple slide switch as I think it will last longer than…

I find this GE socket to be excellent value for money and appears to be a quality product for the price. It was very easy to install and was designed for a quick fix, eliminating the need to buy a new lightbulb or pay an electrician maintenance fee for a job that only takes about 10 minutes. If you're not sure how to do the job step by step, search Youtube or any other video sharing platform and you'll see how easy, quick and inexpensive this GE socket repairs it. The original outlet we had was

I needed a replacement switch for my bedroom lamp. I went from a rotary switch to this on/off switch. I'm by no means an electrician, but I know how to do many useless, useful jobs around the house. See the back of the packaging for instructions on how to replace the switch on the lamp/light. Installation was very easy and only took about 5 minutes. I can't tell you how proud I was when I turned on my lamp, pushed the power button and watched my lamp light up my life again! This spare part is…

I have an old brass and crystal lamp I bought at a thrift store a few years ago but the socket is broken. I put it off but finally decided it was time to fix it. This outlet fixed everything. And because it was brass, it fitted even better than the old black cartridge that originally came on the lamp. It was easy to install and while it definitely looks cheap, it still feels solid enough when attached to the lamp. And hey, for the price, if it breaks again I'll replace it again. If you have an…

This is a standard US push button switch lamp socket. I used it to replace a similar socket on my rotary switch gooseneck lamp. I find the push button switch more convenient to use. This switch makes a pretty loud click when pressed. This is definitely not a silent switch. Installation was easy. All you have to do is remember, and better yet, write down which cord goes to the gold screw and which to the silver one. I used a black marker to mark the cable at the gold screw and used my iPhone to…