A black pilot light holder supplied with an incandescent bulb at 24V. Techspan's own product page for PB-BV624V now reads DISCONTINUED and directs buyers to PB-BVL7124V, so the published specification sheet for this part is gone and what remains in distribution is end-of-life stock.
Why a discontinued indicator is usually bought for one reason
Nobody specifies an obsolete pilot light into a new panel. People buy them to match — a run of identical indicators across a machine line, a control station where one lamp holder failed and the other eleven are fine, a legacy panel where moving to a modern holder means enlarging every cutout. That is a legitimate reason to want this part, and it is why we keep listing it instead of quietly deleting it.
Because Techspan has pulled the datasheet, we will not publish a lens colour, a body diameter, a panel cutout or a lamp base for this holder. What we can confirm is what our own product record and Techspan's remaining listing state: part number PB-BV624V, a black holder supplied with an incandescent bulb at 24V, sold individually, with PB-BVL7124V named by Techspan as the replacement.
Specifications
| Techspan part number |
PB-BV624V |
| Manufacturer status |
Discontinued — Techspan offers PB-BVL7124V |
| Description |
Pilot light holder, black, with incandescent bulb, 24V |
| Selling unit |
Each |
| Panel cutout |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Lens colour |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Lamp base |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Manufacturer |
Techspan Industries Inc. |
Pro tip from the counter
On an obsolete indicator the panel cutout strands you long before the lamp does. Put a caliper on the existing hole and count the bezel threads before you commit to any replacement family — a modern holder will not necessarily fill a legacy cutout, and finding that out means either a blanking ring or drilling out a live control station. Doing the measurement on the bench, off a spare, costs nothing.
Best for: maintenance electricians matching an existing run of indicators on a legacy control panel, where changing holder families would mean re-cutting every station.
Common questions
Is the PB-BV624V still being made?
No. Techspan's own product page lists it as discontinued and directs buyers to PB-BVL7124V, so whatever remains in distribution is the last of it.
What replaces the PB-BV624V?
Techspan names PB-BVL7124V as the offered replacement. Confirm the panel cutout and the lamp voltage against that part before committing to a batch of them.
Is the bulb included with the holder?
Our product record describes it as a holder supplied with an incandescent bulb at 24 volts. Techspan no longer publishes a specification sheet for the part to confirm anything further.
Can I fit an LED lamp in this holder instead?
Techspan does not publish a lamp compatibility list for this discontinued holder, so do not assume an LED with the same base will work. Test one holder before ordering lamps in quantity.