Continental Contitech 20157133 Signal Bell Hose 3/8 in 50 Ft

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20157133 is a rubber signal bell hose designed for use at gas stations and fuel service locations. Measuring 3/8 inch in inside diameter and 50 feet in length, this black rubber hose serves as the pneumatic trigger line that activates the bell or alert system when a vehicle drives over it. It is a standard component in driveway alert and customer notification systems at fueling facilities. Installation is handled by service station equipment technicians or general maintenance contractors familiar with pneumatic signaling systems. The hose weighs 4 pounds and ships as a single 50-foot length.

This hose is used in gas station and fuel retail environments where a pneumatic driveway signal system is required. It connects to a bell box or air-actuated alerting device to notify attendants of incoming vehicles. The 50-foot length accommodates most standard driveway widths and layouts. Its black rubber construction provides durability against vehicle traffic, UV exposure, and outdoor weathering typical of service station surfaces.

Key Features

• 3/8 inch inside diameter sized for standard pneumatic signal bell systems
• 50-foot length suits most gas station driveway configurations
• Black rubber construction resists UV, weathering, and repeated vehicle contact
• Designed specifically for gas station and fuel service driveway alert applications
• Ships as a complete 50-foot single-piece length, ready for installation

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or new-installation pneumatic signal bell hose for gas station driveway alert systems requiring a 3/8 inch diameter rubber hose.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by service station equipment technicians or qualified maintenance personnel. The hose should be routed across the driveway surface and secured at both ends to the bell box or alerting device per the equipment manufacturer's guidelines. Inspect hose end fittings and connections for airtight seating before placing the system in service. Avoid sharp bends or pinch points that could restrict airflow and reduce signal reliability.