Legrand Seymour S865WCC18 Plastic 250 Volt: Durable and Reliable Electrical Solution Review

I wish the porcelain ones weren't twice the price but after playing around with how they installed with their loose connections inside and the difficulty of "knocking out" the mounting holes without breaking them. If you lose time processing them in kid gloves, you will pay twice as much. because porcelain is not so painful. If you need to open mtg. Hole, since the centers are closer than the holes cast in the holder, it's better to drill them carefully. They don't break through without…

This might work if you're an experienced installer, but I'm your typical unskilled guy. The first thing I did was drop it down the stairs and the flimsy flimsy plastic mount broke and I lost part of the edge. Bad looking but functional. Completed the installation. So for testing I found the standard plug to be a very tight fit in the socket, it will likely loosen over time but I expected a better fit. I decided to remove it and upgrade, but the screws that came with it have a "universal"…

I've read a lot of reviews on these base lamps and some don't seem to like the plastic but I've actually looked at this unit and can't see anything cheap is built or external type of object. It looks very nice and elegant and the switch can be removed and repaired if necessary as it is not made in one piece like some manufacturers. walk. The rating is lower at 660 volts than solid porcelain blocks and this one at 250 volts. I'm using a small, low-power 3W LED bulb, so it shouldn't be made of…