Cleveland 12159 Signal Light Red 5/16" 125V

SKU: 12159 Brand:
Cleveland
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C$ 14.56
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Signal Light, 125V [ Fits Hole 5/16" ] [7" Leads ] [Color
Red] [ Type Hat Flat ][ Bezel Chrome] [ Fastener No
Clip], Needs Tinnerman Fasten Clip # 26-2263
Toastmaster Griddle

Description

The Cleveland 12159 Signal Light is a red indicator lamp designed for use in commercial cooking and holding equipment. It can be installed in a 5/16" panel opening and it is powered by 125V to give a visual signal of power, heating, or other operational conditions as determined by the particular appliance. The signal light operators observe the equipment status in the kitchen settings without penetrating internal parts. In the control system of the appliance, it is a simple feedback system for the operation and checking of the equipment state.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off power and check circuit is de-energized.

Step2: Insert signal light into panel cutout and secure mounting nut.

Step3: Connect wires to correct terminals per wiring diagram.

Step4: Tighten connections and ensure insulation is intact.

Step5: Restore power and test indicator operation.

Step6: Check for secure fit and safe operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Cleveland 12159 Signal Light?

    Clean the lens periodically to ensure clear signal visibility and remove buildup. Check electrical connections for tightness and signs of corrosion. Verify proper voltage operation during inspections. Replace damaged wiring or components to ensure consistent and safe signaling.

  • What are common issues with the Cleveland 12159 Signal Light?

    • Dim or non-functioning indicator light.
    • Flickering due to unstable power.
    • Loose terminal connections.
    • Moisture entering housing.
    • Reduced visibility from lens wear or discoloration.