💡 Enhance Your Lighting with Leviton 128 I 660 Watt Light Socket Adapter Review

We've replaced all the light bulbs in the house with LEDs. Our 300W single bulb bulb provided the necessary lighting for their area. The high power LEDs were too big and expensive, so I fitted a Y splitter and 2 equivalent 100W LED bulbs. It wasn't enough. I put 2 Ys in the first and added 2 75 watt equivalents to equal 2 100. Lots of light. Very convenient. The actual total output was less than 60 watts. No overheating, just lots of light.

I bought this for my desk lamp to use a wi-fi bulb (viewer on the left) but still be able to use a white bulb (last checked, Menards exclusive) (lightbulb in hand). I'm currently using it with my Wi-Fi lightbulb (viewer on the left) and a Philips blue LED I bought at Home Depot while visiting relatives in South Carolina. (Seems to be regional exclusive as they don't sell them at the Home Depot store near my house up north.) I'm very happy with my purchase as I was able to do whatever I wanted…

I didn't know such a thing existed until I bought a lamp and found that in my living room which is in an old apartment with a very enough available was small roof Sveta. Lighting. Knowing that people have come up with all sorts of things, I'm looking for a way to turn one outlet into two and this came about when I was looking at Revain for an affordable adapter. How does this happen. I use it with two CFLs which I think save energy but still don't seem as bright as a regular incandescent bulb…