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I bought a Mega-Ray SB 100-WATT FLOOD LAMP that sticks out of the fixture a little so I have to prop it up some. I was told to get a dome light fixture for it with a ceramic socket. Can anyone suggest what kind and where I can get one? Can't find it in the store so I will have to find one on-line. I want to make sure it is deep enough and I get the right one.

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Brenda
 
ANY hardware store and any

discount store like wally world. Yes on the ceramic or porcelain fixture part. You can find several sizes of these. Do not even consider any plastic fixture as they sell these also. The reason is the ceramic based ones can handle up to 250 watts. The plastic one state only up to 60 watts and the on/off switch burns out. Now some of those ceramic based metal domed fixtures don't always have the feature of a on/off switch. Most are with clamps therefore refereed to as " clamp on lamps ". Most of the bigger metal domed ones don't have clamps and or no on/off switches are refereed to as " brooder " light fixtures.
 
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