MINI CANDELABRA E11 TO MEDIUM E26 SOCKET ADAPTER INDUSTRIAL GRADE

These would have met my needs had I ordered the correct size. I needed regular candelabra base instead of mini.

There is a medium candelabra socket as well sometimes called just candelabraI ordered a set that just said candelabra to stdBut just the candelabra to std were too large in the small side , but did fit some lamps I hadSo being very careful I order these min candelabra to std baseand they fit fine ....and now I can use just a std bulb for 84 cents instead of the special Philips T4 lamps that cost $8 per lampand I even was able to use the new led type bulb which is far cooler and lasts 22 yrsthe light output is the same as the old Philips at 100w but lasts far longer the led bulb is creeanyway be careful of the min vs std candelabra sizingTHIS ONE IS THE TRUE MINI CANDELABRA the E11 and E26 are Europe sizes but work fine in the USA

Product works fine, but because it extends the length after adding a regular lightbulb, it was too long to fit into our light fixture.

Used to convert my driveway light post to use standard light bulb size. What a difference going from 3 mini candelabra bulbs to two 100W equivalent 5000K LED bulbs! Now the driveway camera records in full color all night instead of switching to B&W.

I need more light to come from an overhead fixture, but it’s a small fixture and hence the small bulb. This adapter is too long to fit in the small fixture. Why can’t the small base simply extend immediately from where the large bulb socket ends. The taper is functionally unnecessary and makes the adapter too long.

Worked perfectly and eliminated my need for expensive Halogen bulbs. I placed a 130 volt bulb in the fan and have not needed to replace it since.

The metal threads are too small, I didn't realize there was a mini version of the candelabra socket. Not the manufactures fault, all the different socket types have made ordering the right ones very confusing.

I was able to switch from expensive mini candelabra bulbs to standard E26 LED bulbs. Who wudda thunk?