Appleton 151CA Incandescent Lamp Changer

Product Description

The APPLETON 151CA is an incandescent lamp changer attachment designed for safely removing and installing overhead lamps without direct hand contact. The unit uses rubber fingers paired with internal springs to grip bulbs securely during changeout. This tool is suited for electricians and maintenance technicians working on light fixtures in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings where ladders or extension poles are required to reach elevated lighting. It covers a wide bulb range including A19 through A23, P25 through PS35, G25 through G30, and SL18 lamp types. The 151CA attachment mounts to a compatible extension pole, which is sold separately.

This lamp changer is used in facilities maintenance and electrical service work where elevated or hard-to-reach light fixtures require routine relamping. Typical applications include warehouses, gymnasiums, retail spaces, and commercial buildings with high-bay or overhead lighting. The rubber finger and spring construction accommodates multiple bulb form factors without requiring a tool change between compatible lamp types. No extension pole is included with this attachment.

Key Features

• Rubber finger and spring construction grips bulbs securely for controlled removal and installation
• Compatible with A19-A23, P25-PS35, G25-G30, and SL18 lamp types
• Attaches to an extension pole for elevated fixture service - pole not included
• Reduces direct hand contact with hot or overhead lamps during changeout

Compatibility

Designed for use with incandescent and similar-form-factor lamps in the A19-A23, P25-PS35, G25-G30, and SL18 bulb ranges. An extension pole is required for use and is not included with this attachment.

Installation Notes

Installation and use should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained maintenance technician. Before relamping, de-energize the fixture circuit at the panel and allow any hot lamps to cool before contact. Attach the 151CA securely to a compatible extension pole before use, and verify the rubber fingers are properly seated around the bulb before applying rotational force. Follow applicable NFPA 70 (NEC) and facility safety guidelines for working at height.