Westinghouse #66402 5 1/4" width Wall Bracket/outlet

Bought this for a closet. It was inexpensive, and looks good and works well. I thought the cover was glass it’s plastic, but it does look like glass in person. Would buy again.

Easy to replace light. On the internet are many videos on how to replace a bad light fixture. Review them a few times before proceeding. ALWAYS ENSURE THAT THE POWER IS OFF!If you have ANY doubt consult an electrician to replace the light fixture.Remember that after the old light fixture has been removed when you reconnect the wiring that (1) The bare or green are ground wires that always go together. Connecting a bare and a green is 100% fine. (2) The whites are neutrals that go together. (3) The blacks, blues or blacks and blues go together. NOTE: The old wiring may have a ground, white or black wire only. Not to worry. Reconnect with ground to ground, white to white and all blacks and blues together. The black and blue wires on the light fixture allow for the light / pull cord and the single socket to energize whereas the old fixture may only have the light and / or pull cord. Be sure to use plastic wire nuts and NOT electrical tape. The plastic wire nuts that come with the light fixture are designed to make proper connections of the old wiring out of the wall to the new wiring of the new light fixture.Restore power and try your new light. What? Light does not come on? Assuming the bulb is good ensure the wall switch is also turned on; in most cases it is the up position. And don't forget to pull the chain pull cord once to make sure that it is also switched on. Normally it comes to you in the off position.Not hard was it!As you look at the listing image the three prong outlet is at the 9 o'clock position. The one I received is at the 7 o'clock position. That is better in my opinion; however, the listing did not reveal that minor issue. Be aware of that if it bothers you for some reason.The image is of the install over the stairs going to my FROG. I added a small length of chain I had to the light chain so I can just reach up and turn the light on before going up into the FROG.

My mother has an old house where the number of outlets are limited so she has this type of light fixture in the bedrooms. They are also handy for when you want to plug in something for just a few minutes. I bought this to replace an old one so I was able to reuse the screw holes using slightly larger screws. These lights aren't difficult to install but on a scale of 1-5 the easiness was a 3 because it was hard to stuff all the wiring in to get the light flush with the wall. I ended up ditching the nut for the ground wires and attached them both directly to the ground screw (no ground wire going into the wall). I also found it odd the cross bar had to be in an almost vertical position instead of horizontal due to the position of the two mounting holes in the fixture. The light works without issue. As for the receptacle, it requires some force to insert and remove plugs but it'll probably loosen up after a bit of use. One thing that would have been nice is an option to have the receptacle on the right side. It would have been better in the case though not a big deal.

Wonderful the bathroom is 100% complete with these 2 new lights. The bonus is that each one has a plug in. Thank you

The item was ok but it was placed at the front of our porch n very visible from the sidewalk where people passing by could see it ..

Good buy

Nice light. Easy install. Design fits my 1950s bathroom

This is a perfect replacement for my mother's house.The original was from 1951.I didn't know they still made this style, but it fit perfectly.