Feekoon 1 Pack 3 Prong Light Socket Outlet Adapter, Socket Light Adapter, E26/ E27 Light Bulb Outlets Adapter for Christmas Thanksgiving Holiday Outdoor Porch Light Socket, Garage, Patio

Works perfect

This adapter works great . I would buy it again

I used these for the motion triggered lights on my garage doors. Instead of turning a small bulb on, they trigger an 8’ LED light that’s plugged in using this adapter.Has worked out perfectly, made for an easy solution

Works good.

Both are working great and have survived through several days of storms. Good product.

I had an idea, my closet light was only so bright. So I looked all over Amazon for what might work. I stumbled upon this gem of an item...put it in the socket and works exactly how I needed it...I also bought a led rope light to get light to the whole closet. It works great.

Works perfectly!!

i can now have something to plug my outside lights into.

Used this produced so I can use my corded snowblower in the front. Removed the bulb from the exterior light and installed this product. Worked great.

I use them to plug a timer between my Christmas lights. Most of them have a three prong plug.

Used this to plug my LED shop lights into. Material is a bit flimsy but work as they should.

Not complicated - just works

Used this light bulb socket adapter to replace big box versions that are not expensive, but tend to fail in extreme cold weather and were only good for 2 prong extension cords.Very happy with performance of this product. It will accept both 2 prong and 3 prong extension cords and did not fail in extreme cold weather that we sometimes get in central Alberta (Canada). Who wants to problem solve lights that wont light at - 30 C ? Option for both 2 prong or 3 prong means not tearing lighting supplies apart yet again for 'that extension cord ' which is long enough and outdoor rated....bonus was that it came as a set of 2, so have a backup if needed. So nice, in these times to get a product that actually does what it says it will do. Worth every penny. Thanks!