E14 size Lamp/Bulb holders - where to source please?

[BGARK]

I am looking for E14 lamp size holders (in bulk), just the female metal part that the male lamp/bulb screws into,

Usual attached or moulded into plastic holders. I don't want the holder just the electrical connection parts.

Can anyone assist, or maybe point me in the right direction of who manufactures or supplies these, I could need in bulk.

Many thanks!



Spec of male part:

[dmsims]

http://www.lightbulbsocket.com/whats-a-e14-lamp-ho...

[BGARK]

dmsims said:

http://www.lightbulbsocket.com/whats-a-e14-lamp-ho...

Thanks but that looks like the bulb part, as opposed to female socket (with wiring connectors)

I have emailed this company and asked though.

[Redarress]

Hi Jay
Does the E14 fitting need to be brass or can it be brassed steel.

What quantity batch size would you want and how many per annum ?

The cheapest parts come in from India generally

[BGARK]

Redarress said:

Hi Jay
Does the E14 fitting need to be brass or can it be brassed steel.

What quantity batch size would you want and how many per annum ?

The cheapest parts come in from India generally

Thanks, ideally a non-corrosive material as these will be bathroom based.

I need around 50 for prototype R&D and could be ~ 1000's.

[BGARK]

This is the application, vanity style mirrors but made exactly to the mm dimension to suit clients space. bathroom or dressing rooms etc.

I want the ability to screw the bulb directly into the frame to make look neater.

[Harry Biscuit]

The metal part would need to be insulated from touch,, or have I missed something?

[BGARK]

Harry Biscuit said:

The metal part would need to be insulated from touch,, or have I missed something?

Yes, it will be inserted as part of the main frame design, thus insulated.

[hairyben]

Not sure I understand the issue, if you Google e14 lampholder you get hundreds of options?

[BGARK]

hairyben said:

Not sure I understand the issue, if you Google e14 lampholder you get hundreds of options?

Please share a link if you find. Yes, there are lots of options but I cannot find a source for this specific component only.

[miniman]

Given that you are going to have to hide the wiring anyway, so need a reasonable depth, could you drill a hole large enough so that the holder slots in from behind, flush with the front of the frame?

[BGARK]

miniman said:

Given that you are going to have to hide the wiring anyway, so need a reasonable depth, could you drill a hole large enough so that the holder slots in from behind, flush with the front of the frame?

Yes, that is an option.

The frame is CNC machined from both sides in wood or plastic, and then painted.

On the rear there are machined channels to hide the wiring, the light connectors could be supported from the back, all depending on depth etc.

I will design this exactly to suit the holder dimensions (if I can source one), if not I will probably end up making that as well.

[miniman]

Is wood an adequate insulator from the regulations point of view?

[BGARK]

miniman said:

Is wood an adequate insulator from the regulations point of view?

The wood will be sealed first, we will probably also add separate insulation before assembly.

We might even 3D print a more discrete plastic holder that can fit into the frame as a test, all options considered.

[miniman]

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https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Plastic-Shell-Scre...

[miniman]

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https://www.aliexpress.com/item/E14-CE-Lamp-Holder...