Lampholders and sockets replace existing light bulb holders or add new ones for areas that require more illumination. Also known as tombstones, lampholders provide a connection point for powering bulbs within a fixture or from building wiring.

Safety sleeves and tube holders slip over LED or fluorescent linear bulbs to guard them from impacts, damage, dust, and moisture. They also keep glass shards and phosphors contained if bulbs break, easing cleanup and reducing the risk of injuries. These lamp sleeves provide protection for linear bulbs in open light fixtures, especially those found in manufacturing facilities, warehouses, and retail settings. Clear sleeves allow the full brightness of light to pass through. Colored sleeves tint the light for ambient or accent lighting applications as well as for marking safety areas, exits, or equipment.

Light bulb changers and poles assist with removing and installing screw base lamps in overhead fixtures. The changer heads pair with a pole to reach fixtures without having to climb a ladder. They grip the bulb and twist it into or out of a socket, and they allow handling hot or damaged bulbs without directly touching them.

Linear light bulb fuse kits prevent shock injuries and lighting system damage by cutting power if a fluorescent tube is accidentally put into an LED-converted wraparound, strip, or suspension-mount fixture. They install into fixtures that have been rewired for ballast-bypass UL Type B LED linear light bulbs. These fuse kits provide protection for maintenance crews in facilities that have upgraded fixtures from fluorescent to LED technology.

Lamp occupancy sensors detect motion and turn lights on in response. They attach to a compatible bulb and have settings to control the light output level and how long the lamp stays on after the sensor detects movement.

Lamp clips install into fixtures to provide support for linear light bulbs. They replace broken clips or add clips for extra support.