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04-30-20, 09:02 AM

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What kind of bulb fits with this?

This base is located in an extraction fan and is on the same line as the fan (light and fan both tuned on via one switch) I can't seem to find the correct bulb that fits this base? Does anybody know?

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Thanks in advance,

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04-30-20, 09:45 AM

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That looks like a connector that is meant to be attached to a cable harness from the fan cover, which would have the bulb in it.
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Hi, is there a mdl# for that fan on that label?
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That is not a bulb fitting. That is a molex connector that attaches to a sub assembly that will contain the light socket.

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