Pass Seymour 1403ICC10 Keyless Lampholder Current Tap

Product Description

The PASS SEYMOUR 1403ICC10 is a keyless lampholder current tap rated for 660 watts and 125 volts. It accepts a standard medium-base bulb and provides two additional outlets, allowing a single lampholder socket to serve multiple devices without additional wiring. The unit is a 2-pole, 2-wire design finished in ivory. Electricians and lighting contractors use this tap when a circuit needs to deliver both light and outlet capacity from an existing lampholder position. This package contains 10 units sold in bulk format.

This lampholder current tap is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a medium-base socket is already present and additional outlet access is needed at that location. Typical installations include utility spaces, storage rooms, basements, and workshops where a dedicated outlet circuit is not immediately available. The keyless design means no pull chain or switch is integrated into the fixture body.

Key Features

• 660W maximum load rating for safe operation with standard incandescent and compatible lamp types
• 125V rating for standard residential branch circuits
• Medium base socket accepts common E26 bulbs
• Two built-in outlets expand circuit access from a single lampholder position
• 2-pole, 2-wire configuration for straightforward installation
• Ivory finish for a clean, neutral appearance in typical interior settings
• Sold in a bulk pack of 10 units for contractor convenience

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit accessory for medium-base lampholder sockets on 125-volt residential and light commercial branch circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. Always shut off power at the breaker before removing an existing lampholder or installing this tap. Verify that the total connected load of the bulb and any devices plugged into the outlets does not exceed the 660W rating of the tap. Do not use with dimmer-controlled circuits or in wet or damp-rated locations unless the installation is verified as appropriate for those conditions.