Questions and Answers for Philips Bi-Pin for Fluorescent Lampholder

A:  This includes two lamp holders

A:  Hi - I was able to find the following www.homedepot.com/p/301667482

A:  It can depend on the socket. Some have a small pin release that can be depressed using a paper clip to release the wires. If there is no pin release you should be able to remove the wires using pliers and pulling and twisting carefully to disengage the wires from the socket.

A:  The actual dimensions of the lampholder are 1.75" in height, 0.75" length, and the width is 1.25" wide and 1" width on the main body. The first image is incorrect, the subsequent pictures are the correct pictures for this lampholder. Thank your for pointing out the incorrect image - we will get that corrected

A:  Non-shunted as delivered. But can be shunted with a small piece of wire if needed.

A:  Non-shunted

A:  It's Non-Shunted. It says so in the "Product Overview".

A:  And some LED replacements that don't require a ballast have you rewire so that there is power on one end and neutral on the other while some provide for both hot and neutral on the same end using a non-shunted lamp holder. Be sure to read the instructions that come with the LED replacement bulbs you are getting!

A:  The LED lamps do not use ballasts

A:  Depending on the LED bulb you use will determine whether or not the ballast stays or needs to be removed.

A:  Non-shunted, and T8 or T12 but not T5

A:  You are better off using the old wire in the lamp ends and use wire nuts to connect the new ballast to the the old wire, matching the colors correctly.