Is the wire connections made from the back side or from the bulb side
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Just took one apart to be sure of how it is wired...There are black and white wires coming off the back of the porcelain lamp holder...These leads are permanently affixed to the lamp holder and will use wire nuts for connections...There are no screw connections for the wires on the lamp holder...Also, there is a very small "allen head" set screw that secures the guard to the housing...Back it out so the guard will screw on/off easily...I found some red glass globes for my lights...They do tighten down ok with a little care...The guard keeps them in place...Respy, Capn Carl...
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The power connections are made from the base of the bulb socket. There are 4 threaded plugs that can be removed to allow wiring to enter from the sides of the base. There is one threaded hole on the bottom of the base for wiring access at the base of the fixture. The bulb base is secured to fixture base by 2 screws. These are accessed by removing the protective cage and unscrewing the glass enclosure that protects the bulb. This all sounds complex but is relatively easy once you actually see the enclosure. A word of warning, there are fitment issues with the glass jar that screws onto the fixture base. I found the Thomas & Betts MCL150C Metal Cage Ceiling Light Fixtures 150w far superior to the Sunlite VT100.
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I bought this at Lowe's and the kit included a screw-in adapter for the light bulb socket. Springs are attached to three sides. See instruction manual: www.SYLVANIA.com/RT4
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No the light bulbs connect to the wire. Then you insert the connector and lock it into place.
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Looks like a round screw on fitting that holds shade in place and then you put bulb into socket. If you need I might take a photo of inside of shade with bulb already in place.
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1 bulb, with one end of its electric wires very flimsy. The flimsy end is not rigid likethe other end and does not simply fit into the light housing. I had to mess with itmany times before it locked into the correct position.
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The sides of the sockets represent the top or bottom socket. On mine, the top was the left side, the bottom was the right.
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It is those thin pieces of metal sticking out to each side. I slide the wire through those little holes then apply the solder. The + & - are a bit confusing. What I have found is ....if the LED is laying flat with the + in the right hand corner near you, then the + terminal is on the side opposite you. If you hook it up backwards.....it just won't work, but no damage. Make sure it is heat sinked with thermal grease......otherwise it will burn itself out in just a couple seconds.
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Yes- 2 screws on the back side. I was going to swap out the 50watt halogen bulbs for some 100watt bulbs but it's so bright as it is that I didn't have to. . Some lamps put all the light to the side like a wide angle fog lamp but the light pattern with the Westin is almost like a pencil beam- excellent straight ahead
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You only need one bulb per side. The outer ring projects light from the other.
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Slide them into the slot where the light bulb would go. There are two contacts, one on each side, polarity does not matter, so you don't need to know +/-.
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There are wires to all the lights on the back side. I ended up having to buy some extra wire and connectors at AutoZone to properly install them. They are not just plug-and-play headlights because all the LEDs must be spliced to the running lights. All that being said, they look awesome once installed and if you know a little about wiring(or know someone who does) then I highly recommend them.
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Not sure I understand your question. I ordered a left and right set. They arrived with all the correct bulbs and wiring already installed. I did replace the main bulbs with SilverStar Ultra bulbs which is an upgrade I highly recommend.
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I am not to well versed in this matter, I do know though that the bulbs come with two different connections and either can be used. Just use the one that fits and leave the other to dangle. Hope this helps.
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It attaches the same way. Spring loaded wires on 2 sides. I ordered one a few months ago and it fit perfectly into a light that was manufactured in 1980.
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I believe it is just the back side. There are 2 exposed metal circles to solder on some wires. And you can see where the traces go from there.
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This is two wires from one side of the top edge to the other, usually a cross with a round "washer" in the center for a finial. The other attachment available is a clamp on the light bulb connected to wire, again, from one side to the other of the top ring.
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They are fixed. They DO angle out somewhat, mainly to accommodate a decent size bulb, but they can't swivel around or spread out. Each socket can handle up to 45 watts (fluorescent bulbs only), which is the equivalent of 200 watts in the incandescent world. Still, I have three of these in my basement and I love them.