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Vintage Dialco Pilot Light Indicator With Clear Dome Lens Tube Amplifier on 2040-parts.com

US $14.95
Location:

Portland, Oregon, United States

Portland, Oregon, United States
Vintage DIALCO Pilot Light Indicator with CLEAR Dome Lens Tube Amplifier, US $14.95, image 1
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Brand:DIALCO

Condition:

Used.  Residual solder on terminals. Lens and lamp holder may have scratches, dirt, etc.  Please use the eBay zoom feature to determine overall physical condition. Includes bulb. Tested and in working condition. Sold as is.

Description:

Vintage Dialight Pilot Light Indicator

Manufacturer/Brand: Dialco

Lens & Lamp Holder Materials: unknown

Lens Color: Clear (dome)

Height: ~1”

Lens Size: ~5/8”

Lens Height: ~9/16”

2- Wire (solder eyelets, insulated)

Mounts in 11/16” hole

Includes fiber washer

Contains a new CM #1819, 28V, 40mA, T3-1/4 miniature bayonet incandescent lamp. (You can use any voltage up to 28V.)

Note: Even though this indicator contains a 28V incandescent lamp, it is capable of accepting a (voltage) variety of T-2 and T-3 1/4 miniature bayonet based incandescent, neon and LED lamps.

Please visit my store to see the huge selection of vintage panel mount indicators I currently have for sale.  Thanks for looking !

Disclaimer

Please look over the photos carefully and do not assume anything about the item(s) included in this listing. This item is sold as you see in the pictures.  NO Warranty’s Expressed or Implied. If it is not pictured, it is likely not included. I am not an expert and do not claim to be with any of the items I sell. I do the best research I can in order to properly represent the item(s) as clearly and honestly as possible. I strongly encourage buyers to do their own research beforehand. If you have any questions, please ask before you buy and I will do my best to answer your questions to the best of my abilities.

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