Leviton 13660-SWP Non-Shunted T8/T12 Tall Snap-In Lampholder – 30mm Tombstone (24 Pack)
The Leviton 13660-SWP is a white tall snap-in, non-shunted G13 tombstone for T8 and T12 lamps. Turn-and-lock socket with 30mm lamp center for programmed-start fluorescent and Type B single-ended LED. 24-pack for job and stock replacement.
Key Features
- 24-pack of non-shunted G13 medium bi-pin sockets
- Tall snap-in mount with locator post for 30mm lamp center
- Turn-type lamp lock holds T8/T12 tubes in place
- Bottom-load Quickwire, 18 AWG solid or stranded
- PBT body, copper contacts, white
- Rated 660W, 600V
- UL and CSA Listed
Specifications
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Model: 13660-SWP
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Brand: Leviton
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Pack Quantity: 24 Sockets
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Type: Non-shunted fluorescent / LED tombstone
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Lamp Base: G13 Medium Bi-Pin
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Lamp Fit: T8 and T12 linear and U-bend
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Contact Type: Non-shunted, turn-type lamp lock
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Mounting: Snap-in with post
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Lamp Center: 30 mm (tall)
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Termination: Bottom-load Quickwire, 18 AWG
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Rated Wattage: 660W
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Rated Voltage: 600V
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Body Material: PBT thermoplastic
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Color: White
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Dimensions: 1.75" H × 1.00" W × 0.72" D
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Certifications: UL Listed, CSA
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Warranty: 1 Year Limited
Compatible With
- Programmed-start T8/T12 fluorescent ballasts
- Type B single-ended ballast-bypass LED tubes that require non-shunted G13 sockets — Keystone KT-LED15T8 Type B Direct Drive
- Not a shunted instant-start socket
Replaces
- Broken tall snap-in non-shunted T8/T12 tombstones
- Other 30mm G13 non-shunted lamp-lock sockets
Common Applications
- Office and classroom T8 troffer socket replacement
- Programmed-start fluorescent maintenance stock
- Type B LED retrofit needing non-shunted tall sockets
Why Buy from Leviton?
- OEM tall T8 snap-in tombstone
- Non-shunted contacts for programmed-start and Type B LED
- Turn-and-lock G13 socket
- UL / CSA Listed
Why Buy from LeanLight?
- Fast & free shipping on every order (ships from Georgia)
- Volume and project discounts available
- 30-day satisfaction guarantee with easy returns
- Georgia-based lighting specialists since 2008
