Leviton Mfg Co 041-10025-000 Candelabra Lamp Socket 10pk

Product Description

The LEVITON MFG CO 041-10025-000 is a standard grade, keyless candelabra base lamp socket designed for use in candelabra-style lighting fixtures. It features a 7/8-inch candle tube, screw terminal connections, and a solid hickey for secure mounting. The socket measures 2 inches overall height and is rated at 75 watts and 125 volts. Electricians and lighting technicians install this socket in residential and light commercial fixtures where a candelabra base lampholder is required. Each package includes 10 sockets, making it a practical choice for multi-fixture jobs or restocking. UL listing confirms it meets established safety standards for electrical components.

This candelabra socket is suited for standard residential and light commercial lighting applications where E12 candelabra base lamps are used. Typical installations include chandeliers, sconces, decorative ceiling fixtures, and other candelabra-style luminaires. The keyless design means the socket has no built-in switch, relying on a wall switch or upstream control for on/off operation. The screw terminal wiring method is compatible with standard branch circuit wiring practices and is accessible to licensed electricians performing fixture repairs or new installations.

Key Features

• Keyless candelabra base (E12) socket with no integrated switch
• 7/8-inch candle tube for standard candelabra fixture mounting
• Screw terminal connections for reliable branch circuit wiring
• Solid hickey included for secure fixture attachment
• Rated 75 watts at 125 volts for compatibility with common candelabra lamps
• UL listed for verified electrical safety compliance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation candelabra base lampholder for residential and light commercial lighting fixtures that accept E12 base lamps.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC). Always shut off and lock out the circuit breaker supplying the fixture before beginning work. Confirm that the fixture wattage and voltage requirements do not exceed the socket rating of 75 watts at 125 volts. Screw terminals should be tightened securely to ensure proper electrical contact and reduce the risk of arcing.