DiCUNOG4, GU5.3 Bi-Pin Ceramic Base Socket, MR16, MR11 Halogen Incandescent LED Bulb Holder Wire Connector (6pcs)

Works perfectly, great value!

Perfect replacement for my landscaping light housing.

used these to repair the landscape lights. Would give 5 stars if the wires are 2-3 inches longer.

Upshot: these holders fit into place easily, bite the bulbs properly, and work to fix your fixture. But I don't have long term survival info yet.I bought these bulb holders to resuscitate a Home Depot recessed light can. The old cheap wiring had corroded through, and died. I amputated the bad wiring, spliced this holder in line, and now my fixture lives on.I don't know if this is good news or bad, these wires feel a bit more flexible than the original. Could be thinner gauge metal inside. It was useful because it made it easier to jam the spliced wires into the can, but I can't speak to longevity yet. I'm just a couple months in.On top of that, the sockets bite the pins on my bulb just right. It was slightly hard to push the pins in, but they held in place really nicely while I was adjusting the position. Good.Also, the price beats the carp out of buying a new recessed light fixture!

These were perfect. I was able to convert weak solar post lights to attractive and much less expensive low voltage wired post lights. Saved a ton of money.

Nice sockets, but they put short pieces of insulation at the base that will slide down. A bit of shrink tubing at that spot would be a great improvement.

I can't say enough good things about this replacement part, and DiCUNO. Excellent product!!!The DiCUNO low voltage whips were just the ticket for replacement of an OEM whip gone bad in one of our recessed ceiling can lights, that is just over a year old in a new home. I'm not even sure what brand that fixture is - but the original part was weak to say the least. Our new home has had several LV recessed ceiling lights go out in the first year. I kept replacing bulbs until finally a new bulb didn't work either. Only then did I climb a ladder to our 14' ceiling and inspect inside the housing. The original whip was very similar to the DiCUNO in size, but poorly designed compared to DiCuno's. The new ones I just installed have great spring loaded clips that hold the two pins from the light bulb securely inlace, braided fabric insulation on the wires and reinforced where the wire connects to the ceramic disc. Consequently they look as if they will not be subject to any effects from the heat given off by the 50W low voltage light.The old OEM one basically "melted" (overstated a bit), where the wire was connected into the ceramic disc. That resulted in the wire being loose and the pin for the lightbulb no longer secure in place.Once I installed the new DiCUNO whip, GET THIS!, the old light bulb worked is held securely and cost was so reasonable compared to going back though the original contractor/developer. I must have replace half a dozen bulbs over the past year - and I'm guessing those were good, for the lack of this new quality part. Nice job DiCUNO!Only thing that could make these better still would be a bit longer lead wires. Still, plenty to work with but may require adding a short job Myers in some fixtures (1 of mine did).

The shape of the contact leaves allows you to insert the bulb pins reliably without bending or destroying them. This is a problem for some other ones.The wire doesn’t twist well though, try to twist it and it untwists immediately. I haven’t tried soldering it yet.