Mini bulb socket set, 5 pieces, screwbase with terminal for laboratory and DIY use Why this socket set helps Provides a compact, easy to wire socket for small screwbase bulbs used in experiments and projects. Saves setup time by offering a ready terminal for secure electrical connections, reducing loose wiring and poor contacts. Designed for repeatable use in teaching and prototyping where quick bulb replacement and clear wiring are needed. Key features at a glance Pack of 5 identical mini screwbase sockets for multiple test points or spare replacements. Builtin terminals for straightforward attachment of test leads, wires, or binding posts. Compact form factor suitable for benchtop experiments, panel mounting, and tight enclosures. Simple screwbase interface supports common small incandescent or indicator bulbs used in physics and electronics labs. Durable construction for frequent handling during class demonstrations and handson labs. What you can do with it Physics laboratory demonstrations: build series and parallel circuits, measure voltage and current across a bulb, and show concepts like filament resistance and brightness changes. Teaching instruments and lab supplies: integrate into student experiment kits, demonstration panels, or instructional apparatus for easy bulb swapping and safe wiring. DIY and prototyping: use in hobby electronics, control panels, or custom instrument builds where a small, serviceable bulb socket is required. Practical details Quantity: 5 sockets per set for consistent replacements or multipoint setups. Function: screwbase lamp holder with terminal connections for reliable electrical contact and easy wiring. Compatibility: suited to small screwbase bulbs commonly used in laboratory experiments and indicator applications. Installation tips: mount on panels or breadboard adapters as needed, and tighten terminal screws securely to ensure stable connections. This socket set is a straightforward, nofrills component intended to streamline wiring and bulb mounting in educational, laboratory, and hobby contexts.