Hubbell Incorporated RL320 660 W White Medium Bi-Pin (G13) light kit
White medium bi-pin lampholder rated 660 watts at 600 volts AC with push-in terminals for 18 AWG wire
- Product weight0.45
- Main materialHAWA
- 660 W rating supports high-output fluorescent lamps
- Push-in terminals enable quick, tool-free wiring
- UL listed for 600 V AC safety compliance
- Snap-in mounting fits standard G13 bi-pin fixtures
- 18 AWG wire gauge handles 1.1 A load
Light Kit for G13 Medium Bi-Pin Lamps
The Hubbell RL320 light kit accepts G13 medium bi-pin lamps and is rated for 660 watts at 600 volts AC. It uses push-in terminals for 18 AWG conductors and carries a UL listing. The white composite body mounts with slide-on, snap-in action for quick installation.
Composite Housing With Slide-On Snap-In Mount
The white composite finish resists discoloration and provides electrical insulation. Slide-on, snap-in mounting secures the holder to compatible fixtures without tools. Push-in terminals accept 18 AWG wire for fast, reliable connections during wiring.
Verify Fixture Compatibility And Circuit Rating
Confirm the fixture accepts a G13 medium bi-pin lampholder with slide-on, snap-in mounting before ordering. Ensure the branch circuit does not exceed 600 volts AC and that the load stays within the 660 watt, 1.1 ampere rating. Check that wiring is 18 AWG to match the push-in terminals.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HUBBELL WIRING DEVICE-KELLEMS |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What voltage and wattage does the G13 lampholder support?
The lampholder is rated for 600 V AC and 660 W, so it caps at those limits in normal use.
What mounting style and finish does the white G13 holder use?
It uses a slide-on, snap-in mounting method with a composite finish.
How do you wire the push-in terminals and which wire gauge is accepted?
Strip 18 AWG solid wire to the recommended length and push it straight into the terminals; the common mistake is using stranded wire or not seating the conductor fully.
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