Unglazed Porcelain 3 Way Turn Knob Socket with Hickey 1
    Unglazed Porcelain 3 Way Turn Knob Socket with Hickey 1
Unglazed Porcelain 3 Way Turn Knob Socket with Hickey 1
Unglazed Porcelain 3 Way Turn Knob Socket with Hickey 1
    Unglazed Porcelain 3 Way Turn Knob Socket with Hickey 1
Unglazed Porcelain 3 Way Turn Knob Socket with Hickey 1

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SKUSA90428
ManufacturerSatco
Manufacturer Part #90-428
Manufacturer Description90-428
UPC Code045923904288
Case Size1
Length4.3
Width2.1
Additional SpecsWatts, 750Volts, 250Hickey, 1/4 IPS
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PART NUMBER: SA90428

Satco Unglazed Porcelain 3 Way Turn Knob Socket with Hickey

Unglazed Porcelain - 3 Way - Turn Knob - Hickey - Mogul

MPN#: 90-428

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John N.
Unglazed Porcelain 3 Way Turn Knob Socket with Hickey

Just what I needed to replace the same mogul socket in a very old standing on the floor lamp. The former one had failed internally with crumbling plastic in the 3-way switch after about ten years. The new one is a different Chinese manufacturer, so I hope it lasts a longer time. Tip: Save the screws from the original installation like I did. Two mounting screws going down through the socket had slightly different threading than the new ones from LightBulbs.com, so I used the previous two from the former installation, I didn't need the pipe-like stub underneath the socket at all.

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John N.
Just what I needed to replace the same mogul socket in a very old standing on the floor lamp. The...

Just what I needed to replace the same mogul socket in a very old standing on the floor lamp. The former one had failed internally with crumbling plastic in the 3-way switch after about ten years. The new one is a different Chinese manufacturer, so I hope it lasts a longer time. Tip: Save the screws from the original installation like I did. Two mounting screws going down through the socket had slightly different threading than the new ones from LightBulbs.com, so I used the previous two from the former installation, I didn't need the pipe-like stub underneath the socket at all.