Lamp bulb holder E27 - High voltage

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This build poses significant risks due to the high voltage involved, demanding an intimate understanding of associated dangers and potential issues such as short-circuits and loose wires that flagrantly disregard reputable electrician guidelines. To safely harness the electricity for LED bulbs only, specifically designed for the iDual LED bulb by Müller Licht or Jedi Lighting (www.mueller-licht.de/produktinformationen/artikel/400009/), it's essential to have a reliable electrical connection in place. A simple lamp or bulb holder that can stand on a table or be mounted on a wall using a screw/nail provides this crucial service. The critical detail is that the mount should not melt or deform under high temperatures, a requirement perfectly met by the LED bulbs used here - their cooling fins reach up to 70°C without compromising the structure of the mount, whereas the screw base of the bulb stays cool at just below 30°C. You'll need the following essential components for this build: two 10mm M3 screws and four M3 nuts, a pair of paper-clips used as inner contacting agents, a cable tie to secure loose ends, and a wire with a plug attached. A STEP file is included in the download package to enable seamless modifications and adjustments. The necessary steps are outlined below: To initiate, bend two paper-clips into spring-like contact pads using pliers for optimal conductivity. Secure them firmly onto their M3 screw bases by screwing and locking with M3 nuts from behind. Inspect the connecting springs for correct functionality by installing a regular tungsten bulb in its designated position and testing it with a multimeter. Make any necessary adjustments before moving on. The cable tie should be fastened tightly around the bundle to prevent disconnection during operation. Alternatively, apply glue for additional support if desired. Clean the printed body from excess hook molten material using a knife so they perfectly align with the corresponding grooves in the main structure.