Teynewer Pendant Light Ceiling Lighting Fitting, E27 Lamp Holder with Switch Suspended Pendant Light Fitting Kit, 2 Core Textile Cable UK Plug (Grey, 3m)

I purchased the Teynewer Lamp Holder to support my indoor chili growing project, and it has been an excellent choice. The sturdy and stylish white Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) design complements my setup, and the versatility of the product is outstanding.Setting it up was effortless, thanks to the included cable, ON/OFF switch, and standard UK plug. Adjusting the cord length was simple with the detachable E27 socket, allowing me to position the light precisely over my chili plants.The braided rope wire adds not just a touch of elegance but also ensures durability and safety, protecting the internal cable effectively. This feature is particularly important in the humid environment of plant growing, where ordinary wires might degrade faster.Its compatibility with any E27 bulb allowed me to choose the best light for my chili plants, ensuring they receive the optimal spectrum for growth. The CE safety certification gives me confidence in the safety of my setup.Overall, the Teynewer Lamp Holder has been a game-changer for my indoor gardening. It's not just a lamp holder; it's a crucial part of my chili plant's thriving environment. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enhance their indoor plant growth with reliable and stylish lighting solutions.

I couldn’t find a cable/socket combo anywhere in the shops, so good old Amazon comes to the rescue again. Appears to be well-made and I expect it to last for years and years.

Works fine and good quality. Only thing I'd prefer, is that the switch was nearer to the bulb as opposed to the plug.

Very impressed with this was looking to add a little bi of extra to the bedroom and. Really wanted floating light features then I came across these. Two long black on of wired lights that take any bulb that fits.

It worked really well and consistently but the cable is really quite thick compared to all other cables in our home. We couldn't really work out why, we are guessing this is because they've used cheap components but maybe it's a design choice.