Dial Lamp - Front Panel Indicator Light, Relampable
Lamp holder. Relampable front panel indicators accept a variety of T-2 and T-3 ¼ miniature bayonet lamps.
- 11/16" chassis hole
- Total Length = 1.755" (solder lugs included in measurement) (extends about 1.68" from front of panel to end of solder lugs)
- Rating: 125V, 75W
- Threading: ~\frac{9}{16}~ - 24
| Available Jewels (sold separately) | |
|---|---|
| Amber | P-L117 |
| Aqua | P-L125 |
| Blue | P-L120 |
| Clear | P-L122 |
| Green | P-L116 |
| Purple | P-L121 |
| Red | P-L115 |
| Violet | P-L121V |
| White | P-L123 |
RoHS Compliant
Accessory Items:
| Chassis Hole Diameter | 0.6875 in. | |
| Item Height | 1.755 in. | |
| Rating | 125 V, 75 W | |
| U.S. Thread Major Diameter | 0.5625 | |
| U.S. Thread Pitch | 24 tpi. |
| Packaging Dimensions | 1.8 in. × 1 in. × 0.8 in. | |
| Weight (Packaging) | 0.045 lbs. |
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This takes a push/twist (bayonet) style bulb, yes?
Would this work??https://www.tubesandmore.com/products/dial-lamp-43-t-3-14-25v-50a-bayonet-base
Asked by Anonymous on January 29th, 2019.
January 29th, 2019
Staff Member
Yes, that is correct. The bulbs in question should work with this lamp.
Product Reviews
well built and the best price you can get.
I have been using these panel lights for years, in the power supplies to my stereo amplifiers, and most recently on my bicycle.
Excellent quality. Fine workmanship. Just like the original.
These classics are my favorite pilot lights. I use them across fuse holders with a 100K dropping resistor so I can see a red light go on when a fuse blows. I put some in the stove in the kitchen because they hvee more charisma than the stock pilot lamps.
Very sturdy! Has a nice expensive, heavy feel to it. Fits perfectly with jewels and 47 bulbs. Great quality!
This indicator lamp holder is easy to install and very stable when installed. Priced right as well. The lamp is easily changed.
This is a first rate construction and easy to install. I used it with neon bulbs and a 200k resistor across a fuse to make a red lamp that would light up if the fuse is blown. One precaution is in order here. Solder flux conducts electricity and shorts out a neon bulb because it has a resistance of just under 100k, something that is not significant for lower voltage bulbs. Also it would be convenient if there were led bulbs that could fit into these sockets.
What LEDs would you recommend for this unit?
This item does not fit a fender Princeton Chassis and the other metal style touches the chassis, not good
Well made. Just make sure you get the right voltage bulb for this light. It runs on 110v so don't order the wrong ones like I did (6v) so stupid haha. Would buy again.