Equivalent & Substitute Parts for JKL Components Corp. 1815

Part Overview

The JKL Components Corp. 1815 is an incandescent lamp rated at 14V with a round domed top lens (RT-3 1/4) and miniature bayonet lead style. This component is classified as obsolete, making identification of suitable substitute parts essential for ongoing maintenance and repair applications where this lamp type is specified in existing equipment.

Substiute Parts

1815

JKL Components Corp.In Stock: 9471815 Datasheet

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1891

CEC IndustriesIn Stock: 9891891 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution of the JKL Components Corp. 1815 is determined by the following critical parameters:

• Voltage Rating: 14V (exact match required)
• Lead Style: Miniature Bayonet (mechanical and electrical interface requirement)
• Lens Size: RT-3 1/4 or equivalent T-3.25 designation (physical fit and optical characteristics)
• Type: Incandescent (functional requirement)
• Color: Clear (optical specification)

The CEC Industries 1891 qualifies as a substitute based on matching voltage rating (14V), bayonet lead configuration, and equivalent lens size designation (T-3.25 / BA9S bayonet base). Both components are incandescent lamps with clear lens characteristics suitable for 14V applications.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The CEC Industries 1891 is an active product suitable for substitution of the obsolete JKL Components 1815. Both components share identical voltage ratings (14V), incandescent lamp type, clear lens color, and bayonet lead configuration. The CEC Industries 1891 offers the advantage of current product status with active inventory availability.

Both components carry EAR99 export classification. The JKL Components 1815 is RoHS non-compliant, while the CEC Industries 1891 classification is not specified in the provided data. Compliance requirements should be verified against specific application and regulatory requirements before final selection.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the CEC Industries 1891 directly replace the JKL Components 1815?

A: Yes, based on matching voltage rating (14V), incandescent lamp type, clear lens color, and bayonet lead configuration. Both components are designed for 14V applications with equivalent mechanical and electrical interfaces.

Q: What is the difference in light output between these lamps?

A: The CEC Industries 1891 produces 2 MSCP compared to 1.4 MSCP for the JKL Components 1815. This represents a higher luminous intensity in the CEC Industries component.

Q: Are there packaging differences between these parts?

A: The CEC Industries 1891 is supplied in a box of 10 units. The JKL Components 1815 packaging specification is not provided in the available data.

Q: Why is the JKL Components 1815 classified as obsolete?

A: Obsolete status indicates the component is no longer manufactured or supported by the original manufacturer. The CEC Industries 1891, with active product status, represents a current alternative for applications requiring 14V incandescent bayonet lamps.

Q: Are both components subject to the same export regulations?

A: Both components carry EAR99 export classification. Specific export requirements should be confirmed based on destination and application context.