Peterson 162-49 Black Lens Reflector Plastic

Product Description

The PETERSON 162-49 is a black plastic lens reflector designed for use in lighting assemblies where a durable, lightweight reflector component is required. Constructed from plastic, this reflector provides reliable performance in applications that demand a clean black finish. It is a direct replacement or service part suited for technicians and installers working on fixture maintenance, panel lighting, or indicator light assemblies. The lightweight construction, at approximately 0.083 pounds, makes handling and installation straightforward for trade professionals performing component-level service work.

This lens reflector is appropriate for use in lighting indicator assemblies, control panels, and similar low-voltage or signal lighting fixtures found in commercial and residential installations. Trades including electricians and HVAC technicians working on equipment with integrated lighting or status indicators will find this a practical service component. It ships as a single unit and is intended for one-for-one replacement of worn or damaged reflector components within existing assemblies.

Key Features

• Black finish provides consistent light direction and appearance in indicator or panel lighting applications
• Plastic construction offers lightweight handling and corrosion resistance
• Single-unit packaging allows for precise component-level replacement
• Compact and lightweight at 0.083 pounds for easy installation in tight spaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement lens reflector component for lighting and indicator assemblies requiring a black plastic reflector.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified HVAC technician. Always de-energize the circuit and confirm zero voltage with a meter before replacing lens or reflector components in any lighting or control panel assembly. Handle plastic components carefully to avoid cracking or warping during fitment. Verify proper seating and alignment of the reflector before restoring power.