DiCUNO E26 to E12 Socket Converter

I've only tried this with 4W LED (40W equivalent), 5W LED (60W equivalent) and actual 40W filament E12 bulbs (varying from 2700K soft white to 5000k daylight.) They indicate they support a max of 200W, but I haven't tested any higher wattage E12 bulbs in them. The E12 bulbs twist in easily and securely, and the E26 base works as expected in every fixture I've tried. I show an image of a 4-way light fixture (in which one bulb is a 60W Equivalent soft white E26 halogen, one bulb is a 60W equivalent soft white E26 LED, another bulb is a 5W LED (60W equivalent) 5000k daylight E12 inserted into E26 adapter, and finally a 4W LED (40W equivalent) 2700k soft white E12 inserted into E26 adapter). So basically; 2 actual E26 bulbs along with 2 converted E12 bulbs all in the same fixture working harmoniously. Good value, simple but effective adapters.

Work well as described.

I have several E12/C7 bulbs from 5 watts to 60 watts in brightness.This one is specially used on low brightness bulbs for "nightlight" purpose on standard fixture, and for porch light.It's recommended for users with many C7/E12 LED bulbsNote: put the bulb on the adapter before put on fixture to prevent electric shock

I really didn't understand the sizing when at the local BigBox. They didn't carry these and they had various size bulbs "E?? To B$$" size and the list goes on. Some of the sizes with the naked eye looked like they would fit a multitude of smaller bulbs but they won't.I wanted a low 25 watt bulb, I didn't want 40 to 100 watt bulb in a 3 bulb lamp without a shade. That would be just way to bright. I can select 1 bulb over 2 or all 3 lighting the room. I prefer 1 for just reading.

Sometimes necessary......

It was just as described and arrived in timely manner!!

I like the fact that the price was very reasonable and they work perfectly for holding a candelabra lightbulb in a regular size socket

As expected