💡 Leviton 6151 Incandescent Holder Socket: The Ultimate Lighting Solution Review

Handle runs smoothly and feels solid but metal seam is an issue. The lower section, made of cheap brass-colored metal, is joined to the upper section with a sharp, sharp, sharp seam just below the handle. The product needs adjustment - that's why I bought it - but my fingers scratch the sharp seam every time. This is so bad that I have to come up with a solution, like wrapping a piece of thick tape over a sharp edge. The installation of the product is interesting in that you disassemble the…

Used to repair a solid, heavy brass lamp with a Tri-Lights switch that has failed after decades of use. It allows you to use traditional incandescent bulbs instead of expensive three-filament bulbs and gives you an infinite dimming range. It dims very little with absolutely silent operation. The connection and installation instructions printed in the box are clear. and included. Although Leviton is an American brand, this socket is made in China. Good build quality - appears to be as good as…

Most dimmable LED bulbs are actually easier to use than incandescent bulbs. They don't turn orange and wasteful when the dimmer goes down. This is an energy-saving win-win if you like to dim the brightness at certain times. This "incandescent" dimmer works with all three LED bulbs I've tried (see note 1). Dims down smoothly and quietly to about 5% brightness or less. (A minimum of 10-20% brightness is required for a cold start.) — — — 90% maximum brightness — — — Unfortunately, this dimmer (and