2pcs E-Simpo 4Pin Gx24q to E26/E27 Light Socket Adapter Lamp Base Converter. NOT PLUG AND PLAY, Need Rewire to Bypass Ballast. (2-Pack)
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Style: 2-Pack
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- Need Ballast Removal. 2pcs/lot, sample pack. with Base depth is 15.5mm/0.6 inches. Short version 4pins,Suitable for G24Q-1, G24Q-2.G24Q-3, GX24q-1,GX24q-2,GX24q-3 socket;
- NOT FOR DIY!!! NEED REWIRING! Removing or Bypassing the ballast INSIDE the light fixture is REQUIRED. CONSULT AN ELECTRICIAN IF YOU ARE UNSURE. DO NOT OPERATE THE LED BULB WITH BALLAST IN THE FIXTURE. DOING SO WILL LIKELY DAMAGE THE BULB.
- Physically Change the socket contact, twist into existing GX24Q socket and transform the fixture to fit any standard E26 E27 medium size bulb. BUT mostly GX24Q CFLs are with an electronic ballast inside, which will cause the LED bulb flickering, burnt, hot or smell, and damage the electrical parts inside the bulb.
- 4P Conductive, E-Simpo's New Generation. PBT Housing,Copper Contact.Suitable for All Voltage: 100-240V,Works for 4-Pin CFL with G24q-1 Base:10w 13w Quad Tube; GX24q-1 Base:10w 13w Triple Tube;G24q-2 Base:18w Quad Tube;GX24q-2 Base:18w Triple Tube;G24q-3 Base:26w 32w Quad Tube;GX24q-3 Base:26w 32w Triple Tube
- There are some LED Driver who can be compatible with the ballast, no LED Driver can be compatible with all the ballast. So the best thing is bypass or remove once we want to change CFL to LED Lamp. When we remove pin-based CFL, we only removed the lamp, the ballast is still working in front fixture; even we change to E26/E27 CFL, there will be 2 ballasts, the light will not work.
Style: 2-Pack
Brand: E-Simpo
Light Source Type: LED
Finish Type: Copper
Shape: Bulb
Connectivity Technology: Normal bulb
Mounting Type: Ceiling Mount
Wattage: 32 watts
Manufacturer: E-Simpo
Item Weight: 1.76 ounces
Package Dimensions: 6.06 x 3.94 x 1.46 inches
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Finish: Copper
Pattern: G(x)24q to E26/E27, 15.5mm 4P
Voltage: 240 Volts
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: May 20, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2020 by Mark W Stephens
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Great product period. I had purchased 88 of these sockets & everyone of them worked. 1st of all this product CONVERTS a 4 pin cfl base to a medium E26 base ( this is found in any house fixture & lamps, a base for a standard light bulb). 2nd you have to have some knowledge about electric. You need to know what voltage you are working with, 120v,277v,208/240v. If you plan to use standard light bulbs as you get in the hardware store then you need to see if voltage is 120v. 3rd remove ballast from fixture you are working on ( make sure power is off on the light you are working on). Once ballast is removed you will have 4 wires going to old 4 pin socket. In my case I had 2 red & 2 blue. I connected my 2 reds to the hot wire & 2 blues to the neutral wire ( you can check your wires with a voltage tester, testing each one to ground, you have to turn power on to do this). Turn power back off & look into 4 pin socket & mark which pins your red wires are going to (this is important because LED lamps are polarity sensitive). Now on your new socket look at the tab on the inside bottom. You will notice that it will be going to one side of the socket where the pins are located,mark these pins so you can line them up with the mark you made on the old 4 pin socket. Insert socket,installed lamp, make sure your red wires are splice to the hot wire & blues to the neutral wire. Turn on power & lamp will work. We changed out 88 - 32watt cfl’s to 65 watt leds with no problems with the lamps. If you have problems with any of the old 4 pin sockets breaking you can buy new ones on amazon. Hope this helps.
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One of the adapters caused the LED bulb to flicker and go out. Fortunately we had only 19 CFL bulbs that needed to be replaced in our church kitchen so I switched out the adapter with the flickering LED bulb with the last remaining adapter in the box and it worked. Had all 20 worked I would have given this a full 5 star rating. They were easy to insert into the pin socket after the ballast was bypassed.
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