Rayher E27 Lamp Holder for Pendant Light, Assembled, White

Rayher E27 Lamp Holder in White – 1.8 m Cable with Switch for DIY Pendant Lamps

The Rayher E27 lamp holder (art. no. 23099102) in white is the cable set for homemade pendant lamps: 1.8 m of cable, a holder with screw ring and an integrated switch. Combine it with a lampshade, a wooden slat lamp or lampshade film and build a pendant light like no other.

The integrated switch sits in the cable, so you can switch the lamp on and off without touching the shade. With a length of 180 cm, you can plan the hanging height above a table, sofa or bed with ease. The holder is designed for E27 bulbs and takes incandescent bulbs up to max. 60 W. Assembly instructions are included. The lamp holder is also available in black.

What to consider when planning

Before you build the shade and the suspension, decide on the bulb and the cable route. That way everything fits together in the end.

• Choose a bulb with an E27 base and no more than 60 W; this figure applies to incandescent bulbs.
• Allow for the length of 180 cm: it determines how high you can hang the lamp and how far the switch sits from the shade.
• The screw ring holds the shade or slat structure on the holder. Before cutting, decide how your shade will be attached to it.
• Connection to the mains must be carried out by a qualified electrician.

Rayher E27 lamp holder white product details

• Manufacturer: Rayher, art. no. 23099102
• Colour: white
• Cable length: 180 cm
• Holder: E27 with screw ring
• Switch: integrated in the cable
• Input voltage: 220–240 V
• Protection class: II
• Suitable for incandescent bulbs up to max. 60 W
• Contents: 1 piece with assembly instructions

You will also need: a bulb with an E27 base (incandescent bulb up to max. 60 W) and a lampshade or material for the shade, e.g. slats or lampshade film

For incandescent bulbs up to max. 60 W only. Operation at 220–240 V. Connection to the mains must be carried out by a qualified electrician. Electrical appliances must not be disposed of with household waste. In landfill sites, substances that are harmful to people and the environment can leak from the appliances. Find out about the collection points in your area and use them; in Germany you are required to do so. Returning old appliances is free of charge for private households.