Two pin light bulb lamp

mick_r12

Hello,

I intended to change an incandescent bulb from a ceiling lamp for a new LED bulb, however when I was going to remove it I found that the socket had two pins and the bulb works with pressure instead of having a screw base. Do you know if there's something like an adapter from two pin socket to screw base socket?

It would be great that I could upload some pictures however since I am new in the forum I don't know whther it's possible to do such a thing.

Thanks for your time.

Sir Arthur Daley

Buy an energy saving bc bulb.

mick_r12

Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »

Buy an energy saving bc bulb.

Thanks for your soon answer Sir Arthur Daley. It's good to know they're called bc bulbs, however I already have a LED bulb with screw base. Also I prefer LED than energy saving bulbs, to be honest I don't like last ones.

Sir Arthur Daley

Is it a standard celing rose fitting?

alias no.9

Is it an MR16 Halogen

mick_r12

Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »

Is it a standard celing rose fitting?

Yes, I think it is rose fitting.

The bulb I want to replace is bc incandescent, the new one is LED not halogen.

ted1

mick_r12 wrote: »

Yes, I think it is rose fitting.

The bulb I want to replace is bc incandescent, the new one is LED not halogen.

Sounds like you need one if these.
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You need a b22 to e27 convertor .

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