Pass Seymour 282CC18 Pull Chain Lampholder 250V

Product Description

The PASS SEYMOUR 282CC18 is a porcelain pull chain lampholder rated for 250 volts and 250 watts with a medium base socket. Built from porcelain for heat and arc resistance, this lampholder is a standard choice for utility lighting in attics, basements, crawl spaces, garages, and storage areas. It features two terminals secured with tri-drive screws for reliable wiring connections. The cage neck design adds mechanical protection and is compatible with standard lampholder cage guards. Licensed electricians typically install this unit as part of rough-in or retrofit utility lighting circuits.

This lampholder fits 3.25-inch and 4-inch electrical boxes, making it compatible with the most common octagon and square box sizes found in residential and light commercial construction. It is suited for applications where a simple switched or unswitched light fixture is needed without a full fixture assembly. The pull chain mechanism provides direct on-off control at the fixture, eliminating the need for a wall switch in utility spaces.

Key Features

• Porcelain construction for heat resistance and long service life
• Rated 250 volts and 250 watts with medium base socket
• Pull chain on-off switching built into the lampholder body
• Two terminals with tri-drive screws for secure wiring connections
• Cage neck design accommodates standard protective cage guards
• Fits 3.25-inch and 4-inch electrical boxes

Compatibility

Fits standard 3.25-inch and 4-inch electrical boxes. Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install pull chain lampholder for residential and light commercial utility lighting applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements. De-energize the circuit at the breaker and verify absence of voltage with a meter before connecting wiring. Secure conductors under the tri-drive terminal screws to the proper torque using a suitable screwdriver. Ensure the box fill calculations account for the device before closing up.