Abstract: A wire connect device includes a bulb seat having a body that has a screw shell and a plane formed opposite to the screw shell. A switch is mounted on the body and controls multiple electric elements in the body. Two connectors upwardly extend from the plane and are rectangular and parallel to each other for defining a groove. Two electrode plates extend into the groove and are electrically connected to the multiple electric elements. Each electrode plate has a sharpened free end allowing the electrode plates easily prick into the wire and electrically communicating with the cores in the wire. A fastener is mounted to the two connectors to hold the wire in place.

Abstract: A lead aligning terminal for receiving a lamp with a exterior electrical lead comprises at least one contact blade, the blade carrying an elongate lead guide that is adapted to receive the electrical lead, and if it is bent, straighten the same as the lamp is being inserted into the terminal. The lead guide may comprise a slot, a keyhole slot, channel, groove, rib or a plurality of parallel ribs.

Abstract: An improved decorative lamp assembly includes at least two core members adapted to be pieced together and defining, when pieced together, a bulb holding hole receiving channels for receiving electric wires. The at least two electric wire also includes an external member shaped and configured to contain the pieced-together core members. A bulb is received in the bulb holding hole, and electric wires are received in the electric wire receiving channels. The terminals of the bulb are connected with the ends of the electric wires in a non-separable permanent manner. This decorative lamp assembly has reliable electrical connection and good sealing performance, and also has the advantage that the manufacturing and assembly are convenient.

Abstract: An adapter for at least one light emitter for mounting in a aperture in a sandwich board comprising a core of electrically insulating material, the core being provided with a layer of electrically conducting material at each side of the core, where the aperture is continuing at least partly through the sandwich board, the adapter comprising one or more first pins that are adapted for establishing electrically conducting connection with one of the layers when mounting the adapter in the aperture, and at least one second pin adapted for establishing electrically conducting connection with the other layer when mounting the adapter in the aperture.

Abstract: An improved lamp socket assembly having a modified common metal screw shell riveted to an insulated base, connected to the screw shell is an elongated conductive strip that extends down the side of the insulated bas. A pair of contact screws being arranged oppositely vertically and horizontally offset from each other via a center of the insulated base so as not to interfere with each other when making electrical contact with conductor of lamp wires. The contact screws both penetrate an insulated layer of the wires without piercing through whereby causing the wire to bend and bulge for providing an electrical contact quickly and safely.

Abstract: The present invention provides a decoration lamp holding frame, in which the bulb base has a bar-base portion with a stopper at the bottom side, and an ejector pin extended downward from the bottom side of said stopper, and the diameter of the bar-base portion is a bit bigger than or equal the inside diameter of the lamp holder so that the bar-base portion of the bulb base is emerged into the lamp holder fully as they are connected together, meanwhile the back end of the ejector pin stretches to the bottom opening of the lamp holder, thereby to increase the difficulty of picking-off bulb; but when the bulb runs away, pushing up the ejector pin from the bottom opening of the holder with a tool takes off the bulb base from the lamp holder facilitating to replace.

Abstract: A shunt element contacting structure for decorative lamp holder mainly includes two contacting plates correspondingly fixed to an inner wall surface of a decorative lamp holder and each having an inward projected elastic portion, and a holding member radially inward extended from the inner wall surface of the lamp holder to hold a shunt element thereto. When a decorative lamp is inserted into the lamp holder with two leads in contact with the two contacting plates, the two elastic portions are also radially outward pushed by a lower portion of the decorative lamp to disengage from two ends of the shunt element on the holding member. And, when the decorative lamp is removed from the lamp holder, the elastic portions of the contacting plates resume to their radially inward projected positions to contact with two ends of the shunt element to thereby provide a shunt path.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a twinkling light string, which includes a main wire and several branch strings. Each branch string in interval is provided with a first bulb assembly or a second bulb assembly, wherein one bulb holder can and only can be connected with a related socket of the same bulb assembly. The bulb assembly can be easily differentiated by an outside convex beam on the socket.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved do-it-yourself lamp structure, comprising of a socket disposed on the bottom of an inner side of a through hole on a wire connection box and a lamp rod with its front end passing through the through hole and being plugged into the socket; wherein the top end of the lamp rod being externally connected to a fixed base, and the front edge of the bottom of the fixed base having an inserting section corresponsive to its insertion into the socket, and a curved groove is disposed at a side of the fixed base, and an embedding bracket with a shape corresponsive to the shape of the curved groove is disposed on the curved groove. The embedding bracket inclines towards its top from both ends, and a blocking member is disposed at the inclined end of the top such that the embedding bracket has a blocking member at its top and both ends of the embedding bracket are attached onto the curved groove with a structure being slightly protruded from the middle section of.

Abstract: A socket for a cathode ray tube (CRT) forms part of a circuit board. The socket is positioned on the side of the circuit board away from the funnel portion of the CRT. The terminals which couple to the electron gun of the CRT are positioned along the side of the neck of the CRT, so that when the socket is engaged with the CRT, there is substantially no portion of the socket board which protrudes beyond the end of the neck portion of the CRT.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a conductive plate of a bulb assembly, which includes a connector, a holder, and a bulb. Conductive plate, which is received in the connector is formed an inward elastic slice inclinedly from middle portion of the conductive plate. While the holder with the bulb is received in the connector, the elastic slice is effectively contact with conductive wire of the bulb for perfect electrical connection.

Abstract: A structure for fixing a connector to a vehicle member comprising a connector, a wall provided within said vehicle including a connector fixing hole for engaging the connector, the connector comprising a first locking piece and a second locking piece and a region therebetween. The first locking piece and the second locking piece are attached to the connector and releasably engage a portion of the wall of the vehicle member at the region between the first and second locking pieces.

Abstract: An easily assembled and detached wall lamp mounting device comprising a retaining seat, and a locking seat mounted on the retaining seat at one end; and another end of the locking seat being suspended with a wall lamp. The retaining seat is formed by a supporting tube; a receptacle; and a nut stud. The lamp tube has a plug at a position coupled to the retaining seat; and the plug is connected with an electric wire therein. The lamp tube is engaged with a positioning nut. After the plug is inserted into the receptacle of the retaining seat, the plug is tightly screwed into the nut stud for positioning the lamp tube to the retaining seat. In packaging, transferring or storage the lamp seat, the locking seat and the lamp rod are pulled out from the retaining seat in advance for reducing the volume for storage and transfer.

Abstract: A connector includes a tubular wall on a first body containing a lamp envelope, coaxially receiving an insulating tube mounted on a second body having a cavity that receives the first body, spring metal strip terminals on the outside of the tubular wall in resilient contact with spring metal strip terminals on the inside of the cavity, and microprocessor controlled heated and cooled air delivered to the lamp envelope by way of the insulating tube in response to a sensor that monitors at least one of lamp amalgam temperature and lamp radiation.

Abstract: A lampholder has a socket having an inner end, formed with seats adapted to hold contacts, and forming an outwardly open hole defining an axis and adapted to fit with a base of a high-voltage lamp and a base fittable against the inner end and having a floor formed with an axially throughgoing hole. A clip is formed with a bight engaged in the hole, a pair of arms extending from respective ends of the bight axially outward into the socket, outer tabs on the arms bearing axially inward on the socket, and inner tabs at the bight bearing axially outward on the floor of the base so that the clip holds the socket and base together.

Abstract: A connecting structure of an electric bulb includes a socket, in which the electric bulb is mounted, a connector having a terminal received therein, and fitting into the socket, a first lead wire and a second lead wire connected respectively to both ends of a first filament of the electric bulb, and terminal portions, formed respectively at extension portions of the first lead wire and the second lead wire which extend outwardly from the electric bulb. The terminal portions are connected to the terminals respectively when the socket is fitted on the connector.

Abstract: A lampholder has an outer sleeve centered on an axis and having a radially inwardly projecting lug having an axially inwardly directed end face and an inner core adapted to fit with a lamp, fittable inside the sleeve, and formed with an axially inwardly directed face axially alignable and engageable with the outer-sleeve end face on rotation of the core in the sleeve in a predetermined sense in a fully inserted position of the inner core in the sleeve. Interengageable retaining formations on the core and on the sleeve inhibit rotation of the core in the sleeve opposite to the predetermined sense when the faces are axially aligned with and engage each other.

Abstract: An electric lamp, in particular a motor vehicle auxiliary light lamp, and a method for producing such a lam. The base of the lamp comprises an annular metal part (5) or resilient design for holding the lamp vessel (1), and a plastic part (6) provided with at least one hollow contact pin (7, 8). A supply lead (3, 4) projecting from the lamp vessel (1) is threaded into the hollow contact pin (7, 8) and welded to the latter such that the metal part (5) is under mechanical stress. In this way, backlash-free plug-and-socket connections are produced between the lamp vessel (1) and the metal part (5) or between the metal part (5) and the plastic part (6).

Abstract: A bulb socket for retaining, for instance, an automobile wedge-base bulb that is comprised of a glass bulb that encloses a filament and a flat sealing element provided at the bottom of the glass bulb and having a lead wire on its flat surface, the bulb socket including a bulb retention portion and a conducting terminal provided inside the bulb retention portion. The conducting terminal that retains the flat sealing element of the bulb and is in contact the lead wire is formed with an engagement piece that engages with an engagement step formed in the cylindrical bulb retention portion, thus keeping the conducting terminal inside the bulb retention portion; and a window is opened in the bulb retention portion so that the engagement piece of the conducting terminal and the engagement step of the bulb retention portion can be seen through the window.

Abstract: A lamp holder and socket structure for miniature decorative light includes a lamp socket, a miniature lamp holder, a pair of metal contact plates, a pair of wires, and a miniature decorative lamp. The miniature lamp holder includes a body portion having a lower opening and an upward tapered extension portion above the body portion. The extension portion is provided at a top with an upper opening for the miniature decorative lamp to mount thereto. A middle dam is formed in an internal space of the body portion of the miniature lamp holder to separate the lower opening thereof into two through holes. A lower part of the middle dam projects from the bottom of the miniature lamp holder to provide a projected dam portion.

Abstract: A lampholder has an outer sleeve centered on an axis and having a radially inwardly projecting lug having an axially inwardly directed end face and an inner core adapted to fit with a lamp, fittable inside the sleeve, and formed with an axially inwardly directed face axially alignable and engageable with the outer-sleeve end face on rotation of the core in the sleeve in a predetermined sense in a fully inserted position of the inner core in the sleeve. Interengageable retaining formations on the core and on the sleeve inhibit rotation of the core in the sleeve opposite to the predetermined sense when the faces are axially aligned with and engage each other.

Abstract: A lampholder has a socket having an inner end, formed with seats adapted to hold contacts, and forming an outwardly open hole defining an axis and adapted to fit with a base of a high-voltage lamp and a base fittable against the inner end and having a floor formed with an axially throughgoing hole. A clip is formed with a bight engaged in the hole, a pair of arms extending from respective ends of the bight axially outward into the socket, outer tabs on the arms bearing axially inward on the socket, and inner tabs at the bight bearing axially outward on the floor of the base so that the clip holds the socket and base together.

Abstract: The present invention comprises a bulb socket assembly. The bulb socket assembly comprises a bulb accepting body portion, a terminal accepting body portion connected to the bulb accepting body portion, at least one terminal positioned in the bulb socket with the terminal's blade end extending into the bulb accepting body portion and its lead end positioned in the terminal accepting body, at least one wire connected to the lead end of the at least one terminal, and a sealing material substantially covering the lead end and the connected wire of the at least one terminal. One embodiment of the bulb socket assembly further comprises a stabilizing feature that allows the socket assembly to firmly grasp bulbs of various sizes. Another embodiment of the bulb socket assembly further comprises a plurality of alignment features to help guide a bulb into proper alignment with a set of terminals.

Abstract: An improved decorative lamp assembly includes at least two core members adapted to be pieced together and defining, when pieced together, a bulb holding hole receiving channels for receiving electric wires. The at least two electric wire also includes an external member shaped and configured to contain the pieced-together core members. A bulb is received in the bulb holding hole, and electric wires are received in the electric wire receiving channels. The terminals of the bulb are connected with the ends of the electric wires in a non-separable permanent manner. This decorative lamp assembly has reliable electrical connection and good sealing performance, and also has the advantage that the manufacturing and assembly are convenient.

Abstract: An adapter for at least one light emitter for mounting in a aperture in a sandwich board comprising a core of electrically insulating material, the core being provided with a layer of electrically conducting material at each side of the core, where the aperture is continuing at least partly through the sandwich board, the adapter comprising one or more first pins that are adapted for establishing electrically conducting connection with one of the layers when mounting the adapter in the aperture, and at least one second pin adapted for establishing electrically conducting connection with the other layer when mounting the adapter in the aperture.

Abstract: A decorative lighting device includes a miniature incandescent lamp, a plug-in base, a partition member, right and left urging lugs, and a housing. The miniature incandescent lamp is held in the plug-in base. The partition member is integrally formed with a bottom wall of the plug-in base. The right and left urging lugs are disposed on opposite sides of the partition member. The housing includes an upper end wall having an opening for passage of the plug-in base, a lower end wall having a slot adapted to receive two electric leads, and an inner intermediate circumferential wall communicating the upper and lower end walls. When the plug-in base, together with the miniature incandescent lamp, is inserted into the housing, lead-in wires of the miniature incandescent lamp and the electric leads will be firmly clamped between the intermediate circumferential wall and the right and left urging lugs to ensure good electrical contact and to prevent entrance of rainwater thereinto.

Abstract: A vehicle light bulb has a glass bulb and a base for receiving the glass bulb. A flat portion is used to seal a bottom of the glass bulb, and at least one filament is provided inside the bulb and connected between two legs that extend out the flat portion. The base is mainly made up of a holder and a plate extending from a bottom of the holder, wherein the holder has a top defined with a slot for receiving the flat portion. At least two apertures are defined in a bottom of the plate. When the glass bulb is received in the base, the two legs individually extend through the apertures so as to electrically connect in a socket of a vehicle light, such as a brake light.

Abstract: A shade assembly of projection lamp includes an insulating body, two fixing members, two conductive plates and two resilient members. The insulating body has two receiving spaces therein and two insertion holes. The two fixing members each has a receiving recess for the conductive plate, one end of the fixing member is inserted and tightened into the receiving space. The two conductive plates each has a first lateral side and a second lateral side. The two conductive plates being arranged within the receiving recesses for a conductive plate; the conductive plate has a bottom end facing the insertion hole. Each of the two resilient members is provided between the insulating body and the conductive plate to enhance the clamping force for the conductive plate. The receiving space has an inner wall provided with an indent groove to prevent dragging out of the fixing member.

Abstract: A lamp assembly for use with a vehicle's electrical system, the electrical system including a plurality of terminals each having a wire insulating portion and an end connector portion. A main elastomeric housing includes a socket for receiving a bulb. A front seal encircles an exterior surface of the socket and seals around a periphery of the socket. A first plurality of sealing ridges extend along an open facing side of the main housing, opposite the bulb socket, and within which are received the wire insulating portions of the terminals and the end connector portions of each terminal conmmunicating with the bulb socket upon the terminals being located within the main housing. A back cap matingly aligns over an open facing side of the main housing and includes an opposingly facing side with a second plurality of sealing ridges which align with the first plurality of sealing ridges and to sandwich therebetween the wire insulating portions of the terminals.

Abstract: A lamp fitting structure having a small depth dimension can include a socket for fixing a wedge-base lamp. The socket can include an insertion portion for receiving and fitting a fixed portion of the lamp therein, a peripheral portion and a rear end portion on the back face, all integrally formed. An opening can be provided which penetrates through from the insertion portion to the rear end portion. The socket does not require an electrical feed terminal for electrical connection, and only performs fixation of the inserted lamp A connector can be fitted into the opening in the rear end portion, for electrically connecting the feed terminal disposed in the connector to a lead wire of the wedge-base lamp. By inserting and fitting the connector into the socket from the rear end portion thereof the fixation between the wedge-base lamp and the socket can be made more secure.

Abstract: A decorative light with an LED as the light source has a socket, two protrusions integrally formed on the inner face of the socket, a base detachably inserted into the socket, an LED mounted on the base, two projections integrally formed on the base for two electrodes of the LED to extend therethrough respectively and two electric wires inserted into second end of the socket, wherein the distances between the end of the socket and each of the protrusions are different from each other, in addition the lengths of each of the projections are different from each other. So that, each electrode of the LED will touch each corresponding wire only in a specific orientation. This can keep the LED from being burned out due to the incorrect connection of the electrodes between the LED and the electric power, and decrease the cost of manufacturing the decorative light with the LED as the light source.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an inner-type connecting structure of a bulb assembly which includes a bulb holder having a pair of side connecting slices with inner hook at the end. A pair of solts are provided on the supporting object for engaging with the slices. So the bulb assembly is fixed and positioned, meanwhile the engagement between the bulb holder and the supporting object is firm and secure.

Abstract: An incandescent lamp socket having an integral, self-contained current filtering device, such as a diode, is formed of a dielectric body having a lamp base receiving socket in one end thereof, a pair of channels extending from the socket to the other end of the body, a lamp base contact engaging terminal in one of the channels and, in the other channel, a lamp base contact engaging terminal, a power lead terminal spaced from the lamp based contact engaging terminal and a current filtering device, i.e., a diode, disposed between and electrically connected to the two terminals. The current filtering device is thus mounted in series circuit with a lamp fitted in the socket body to prolong the service life of the lamp and to protect the lamp and other electrical components in series circuit with the lamp from electrical transients.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved fixed-device for the bulb socket having a chunking member installed at one side of leading-in socket of the said bulb socket, wherein it comprises a plurality of concaved ratchets, a fixed-frame having a pressing piece, and in addition there are exserted ratchets, which are positioned at the place opposite to the said chunking member, snapped at each other in order to achieve the characteristic of rapid assembly and firmly fastening consequently.

Abstract: A bulb socket for retaining, for instance, an automobile wedge-base bulb that is comprised of a glass bulb that encloses a filament and a flat sealing element provided at the bottom of the glass bulb and having a lead wire on its flat surface, the bulb socket including a bulb retention portion and a conducting terminal provided inside the bulb retention portion. The conducting terminal that retains the flat sealing element of the bulb and is in contact the lead wire is formed with an engagement piece that engages with an engagement step formed in the cylindrical bulb retention portion, thus keeping the conducting terminal inside the bulb retention portion; and a window is opened in the bulb retention portion so that the engagement piece of the conducting terminal and the engagement step of the bulb retention portion can be seen through the window.

Abstract: A decorative lighting device includes a miniature incandescent lamp, a plug-in base, a partition member, right and left urging lugs, and a housing. The miniature incandescent lamp is held in the plug-in base. The partition member is integrally formed with a bottom wall of the plug-in base. The right and left urging lugs are disposed on opposite sides of the partition member. The housing includes an upper end wall having an opening for passage of the plug-in base, a lower end wall having a slot adapted to receive two electric leads, and an inner intermediate circumferential wall communicating the upper and lower end walls. When the plug-in base, together with the miniature incandescent lamp, is inserted into the housing, lead-in wires of the miniature incandescent lamp and the electric leads will be firmly clamped between the intermediate circumferential wall and the right and left urging lugs to ensure good electrical contact and to prevent entrance of rainwater thereinto.

Abstract: A decorative lighting device includes a miniature incandescent lamp, a plug-in base, a partition member, right and left urging lugs, and a housing. The miniature incandescent lamp is held in the plug-in base. The partition member is integrally formed with a bottom wall of the plug-in base. The right and left urging lugs are disposed on opposite sides of the partition member. The housing includes an upper end wall having an opening for passage of the plug-in base, a lower end wall having a slot adapted to receive two electric leads, and an inner intermediate circumferential wall communicating the upper and lower end walls. When the plug-in base, together with the miniature incandescent lamp, is inserted into the housing, lead-in wires of the miniature incandescent lamp and the electric leads will be firmly clamped between the intermediate circumferential wall and the right and left urging lugs to ensure good electrical contact and to prevent entrance of rainwater thereinto.

Abstract: An electrical connection mechanism used in a miniature light bulb string mainly comprises a block or plug that can be inserted into the lower portion of a bulb holder shell. The block or plug is provided with a U-shaped conductor plate that presses against two opposite conductive terminals when it is seated in the shell to form an electrical connection between the terminals. Thus when one of the light bulbs is in malfunction, electrical current in the miniature light bulb string still can be maintained.

Abstract: Electric wires 41 are housed within a housing space 36 and make contact with bulb-inking contacting members 22, all of the bulbs 42 being connected via bulb terminal fittings 19 and bulb-linking contacting members 22. A multiple-light lighting fixture can be made suitable for a varying number of bulbs or for bulbs of varying pitch merely by altering the length of the electric wires 41. As a result costs can be reduced compared to the case in which a bus bar is formed in a unified manner with terminal areas which make contact with bulbs, and in which a plurality of types of bus bars are produced in order to correspond to the number of bulbs or the pitch thereof.

Abstract: A single-conductor positioning device on each or either lateral side of a bulb holder, wherein, a receiving seat is integrally formed on the side of the bulb holder and is comprised of two hook-like sidewalls opposite to each other and forming an inner slot and a central slit. The wall portions of the sidewalls on both sides of the central slit are further folded to form respectively hooks. A recessed surface is formed centrally on an inner wall of the inner slot. A plug with a base can be fitted in the receiving seat, and has vertical grooves for connecting with the hooks on the receiving seat. The plug has a clamping recess provided in opposition to the recessed surface to form together with the latter a conductor clamping-slot. Inserting of the plug into the receiving seat can firmly position the conductor at a central position on the lateral side of the bulb holder; engagement of the plug with the vertical grooves can prevent the central slit from pulling outwardly.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved structure of a fluorescent light-tube seat comprising a base seat, a panel, an axle, an engaging peg, a spring, a hole covering an “Π”-shaped member, two conducting copper plates, wherein two fluorescent light-tube seats are used as one module to facilitate the installation of the fluorescent light-tube by vertically repeating pushing dismantling action of the fluorescent light-tube.

Abstract: The present invention provides a C.I.P. of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/546,175, namely, an improved device for the bulb socket. This refers to a jacket set at the caulking part above the fixture of the bulb socket. There are several jack catches inside the jacket. Besides, the outer part of the bulb is added with several convex catches. When the bulb is inserted into the fixture of the bulb socket, the convex catches of the bulb will be geared between the jack catches within the jacket. Such an engagement can fix the bulb with the fixture of the bulb socket more effectively.

Abstract: A retaining projection 37 for engagement in a retaining groove 14, formed in a base portion 12 of a bulb 10, is formed on one of a pair of holder pieces 34 of a metal terminal 30, and a connecting projection 36 is formed on the other holder piece 34, and this connecting projection 36 is to be opposed to that portion of a lead wire 13 lying between its proximal end portion and its intermediate portion, and is projected toward the lead wire 13 so as to be held against the lead wire 13. With this construction, even if the base portion 12 is held between the holder pieces 34 and 34, with the distal end portion of the lead wire 13 displaced to be tilted, the connecting projection 36 never fails to be held against the proximal end portion of the lead wire 13, thereby positively achieving an electrical connection therebetween.

Abstract: A neck assembly for a recessed lighting fixture is provided that allows for the dissipation of heat from the fixture to the atmosphere and provides for the use of lamps of various sizes within the fixture. The neck assembly includes a generally annular neck portion that includes a body portion; and, a socket subassembly that includes a U-shaped socket support and lamp socket. The neck portion includes an axial hole or opening therein and may also include one or more nonaxial holes or openings therein. The nonaxial holes or openings may be circular, oblong or some other similar shape. The neck portion also contains two or more pairs of slots or openings. These slots are configured so as to removably receive the ends of the legs of the U-shaped socket support.

Abstract: A plastic covering 32 of an electric wire 30 is removed, exposing a core wire 31, this core wire 31 being attached to core wire receiving members 13 of a lamp body 10. Attaching a bulb socket 20 to the lamp body 10 causes the core wire to be resiliently held between contact members 24D of the bulb socket 20 and the core wire receiving members 13, thereby connecting the bulb socket 20 and the electric wire 30. The core wire 31 makes direct contact with the contact members 24D, and therefore connecting terminals are not required between the bulb socket 20 and the electric wire 30, the number of components is thus decreased.

Abstract: An improvement in the structure of a lamp base, it includes a lamp socket, a lamp, a pair of connection copper plug, a resistor sheet, a lamp base unit and a pair of wire. A lamp can be plugged into the lamp socket, and there are conductive sheets at both bottom sides of the lamp socket.

Abstract: A decorative lamp is composed of a lamp holder and a bulb assembly received in the holder. The lamp holder has two first ears, each with a recess, integrally formed on the periphery thereof. The bulb assembly has two second ears to respectively mate with the first ears to define a passage. A plurality of decorative lamps is inter-connected to construct web or net configurations by cables in turn passed through and fixed in the mated first and second ears thereof.

Abstract: A first lamp base assembly is provided which includes two separate base components. The first base component is attachable to a lamp via a lamp retainer and to the second base component. The second base component is attachable to the first base component and to a connector. The second base component may be a straight base component or an angled base component. Since either one of the second base components may be attached to the first base component, an adjustable lamp base assembly is provided which may be assembled as a straight or an angled lamp base. A second lamp base assembly is provided which includes a base which is attachable to a connector and one of various differently configured lamp attachment members, such attachment members being adapted to be attachable to a lamp via a lamp retainer. Since various lamp attachment members may be attached to the base, an adjustable lamp base assembly is provided which may be adapted for use with different lamps.

Abstract: An angled lamp socket includes a body and a housing. The body contains therein opposing lamp retaining clips and a plurality of IDC contacts. The housing contains a plurality of holes to receive wire leads. The housing also contains a housing disc. The bottom portion of the IDC contacts are connected electrically to the wire leads and the top portion of the IDC contacts are connected to the lamp. When a lamp is inserted into the socket body, the horizontal axis of the lamp will extend at an angle in relation to the wire leads. In a preferred embodiment, such an angle is 90° thereby providing a right angle lamp socket.

Abstract: A bulb socket and socket holder assembly comprises a bulb socket which has a cylindrical body defining a space for receiving a bulb therein. The body further includes an extension extending downward from the bottom of the body. The extension is provided lengthwise with a pair of channels for the legs of the bulb. The channels are in communication with the space. A socket holder has a cylindrical body which defines a receiving space therein for receiving the body and the extension of said bulb socket. The body further includes a conductor seat for receiving a conducting plate thereof. The body is provided with hole at the bottom for wires passing therethrough. A drainage slot is provided at the outer wall of the body and the extension of said bulb socket to drain out the liquid retained within said assembly.