Porcelain Light Fixture with Outlet - INSTALLATION

This video shows how to install the Eaton Porcelain Lampholder with Pull Chain Switch and Outlet. This installation was a result of needing an outlet in my attic. I simply replaced my existing porcelain light fixture with one that has an outlet. With the proper tools, this was very easy. Thanks for watching, sharing, commenting and subscribing.
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[@Nucking-Futz]

Great video, clear and to the point instructions. Thank you.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

Howdy, Phil and hope all is well with you and yall. I wired my shed and the greenhouse but probably just used plastic fixture and everything was grpound faulted. Hope spring is treating yall really good. Jesus weekend and remain calm!

[@user-eo2hh1yr6z]

Thank you. This was the best video I've seen as far as clarity and pictures!

[@PhilCrockett]

Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a great comment! Glad my video helped you out!

[@cecillec2331]

Thank you. I was just at Home Depot looking at this very porcelain lampholder with an outlet, but decided I better research its installation first. Now I will go and get it.

[@PhilCrockett]

You are welcome!

[@ofthewoods137]

Does the cord need to be "pulled on" for the outlet to work?

[@AlexM-vh2pu]

Just noticed mine doesn't have the ground wire. will that be an issue?

[@jasonly003]

The bell was funny

[@PhilCrockett]

Thanks! sometimes I get bored in my editing. My kids like it.

[@markpenske7]

what if you have 2 solid copper wires each? (2 hot and 2 neutral). Can you put 2 wires on one screw terminal?

[@PhilCrockett]

Sounds like a situation where there's a hot wire for a ceiling fan to one switch and a hot wire to the light for another. Would be hard to diagnose without looking at it. But that's what it sounds like to me. I would not put two hots on that just one