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Broken Light Bulb Changer, Broken Bulb Remover, For Bulb Type Incandescent
- Item # 3UP45
- Mfr. Model # BEBE0
- UNSPSC # 27112119
- Catalog Page # 511 511
Light bulb changers and poles help users install and change screw-in light bulbs in ceiling fixtures and other high places. They eliminate the need for climbing ladders to reach the bulbs, and they allow hot or damaged bulbs to be handled without using hands. They have a long pole with a head on the end that grabs and holds a compatible light bulb so it can be twisted out of the socket and brought to the ground. A new bulb can be placed in the head, and the pole can be used to raise the bulb up to the socket and screw it in.
Technical Specs
- Item Broken Light Bulb Changer
- Type Broken Bulb Remover
- For Bulb Type Incandescent
- For Use With Standard, Flood, and CFL Bulbs
- Application Removing Broken Bulbs
Light bulb changers and poles help users install and change screw-in light bulbs in ceiling fixtures and other high places. They eliminate the need for climbing ladders to reach the bulbs, and they allow hot or damaged bulbs to be handled without using hands. They have a long pole with a head on the end that grabs and holds a compatible light bulb so it can be twisted out of the socket and brought to the ground. A new bulb can be placed in the head, and the pole can be used to raise the bulb up to the socket and screw it in.