Southbend 1179949 Rocker Switch with Light 115V

Product Description

The SOUTHBEND 1179949 is a genuine OEM rocker switch with integrated indicator light, rated at 115 volts. It serves as an on/off control switch in commercial cooking equipment, providing a lit status indicator so operators can quickly confirm the circuit state. Built with copper contacts for reliable electrical conductivity, this part is a direct factory replacement designed to restore original function in Southbend heavy-duty commercial ovens, ranges, and steamers. Installation is performed by a qualified commercial kitchen equipment technician or licensed electrician familiar with commercial foodservice equipment service procedures.

This switch is intended for use in commercial foodservice environments where Southbend heavy-duty cooking equipment is deployed. Typical applications include line kitchens, institutional cooking facilities, and food production operations running Southbend ranges, ovens, and steam equipment. The lit rocker design is well suited to high-use environments where quick visual confirmation of switch position is necessary during service or operation. Replace this part when the original switch fails to actuate, loses its indicator light function, or shows signs of electrical damage.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM replacement part from Southbend - ensures fit, function, and safety compliance
• Integrated indicator light at 115 volts provides visual confirmation of circuit state
• Copper contact construction supports reliable, low-resistance electrical connection
• Direct replacement for the original factory-installed switch - no modification required
• Suited for high-cycle commercial kitchen environments

Compatibility

Designed as a genuine OEM-style replacement switch for Southbend commercial ovens, ranges, and steamers. Refer to your equipment model's parts diagram to confirm fitment before ordering.

Installation Notes

This part should be installed by a qualified commercial kitchen equipment technician or licensed electrician. Always disconnect and lock out power to the unit before removing the existing switch or handling any wiring. Follow applicable NEC requirements for commercial equipment wiring. Do not energize the unit until all connections are secure and the equipment panel is properly reassembled.