Rayher pendant light socket, white, E27, 1 m cable

Rayher white pendant lamp holder – E27 with 1 m cable for your own hanging lights

The white Rayher pendant lamp holder is the base for homemade hanging lights: it has an E27 socket with a screw ring and a 1 m cable. Use it to show off lampshades, shade frames or wooden slat lamps and build a one-off piece for your home.

The socket is rated for 220–240 V and belongs to protection class II. The bulb may be up to 60 W max. The white cable and white socket are barely noticeable under light-coloured shades or against a light ceiling.

Points to consider when building

Plan the lamp completely before assembly: the cable is 1 m long, so you set the hanging height through the ceiling fixing and the size of the shade. The screw ring on the socket is used to attach the shade or frame to the socket. Choose a bulb that does not exceed 60 W, and leave enough distance between the bulb and the shade material, especially with paper, film or fabric.

Matching accessories

Rayher lists this pendant light as an accessory for its wooden slat lamps; it is not included with them. There is also a matching version of the pendant light for the Rayher metal lampshade frame. Rayher also offers a second version in black.

Rayher white pendant lamp holder product details

• Manufacturer: Rayher, art. no. 23100102
• Colour: white
• Socket: E27, with screw ring
• Cable length: 1 m
• Input voltage: 220–240 V
• Protection class: II
• Bulb: incandescent bulbs up to 60 W max.
• Contents: 1 piece in a self-service bag
• WEEE reg. no.: DE 52852228

You will also need: a suitable bulb with an E27 base, incandescent bulb up to 60 W max. (not included). Depending on the project, a lampshade, shade frame, wooden slat lamp or lampshade film.

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