Signal‑Stat 160 Heavy‑Duty 12V Flasher (NOS, Boxed)

$19.99

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Description:

Features: • Genuine Signal‑Stat heavy‑duty flasher • Model 160 — 12V • 2‑terminal design • Ideal for trucks, trailers, tractors, and fleet vehicles • NOS condition with original packaging

The canister is stamped:

SIGNAL‑STAT 160 — 12V FLASHER — S429

This identifies it as:

  • Brand: Signal‑Stat (later part of Truck‑Lite)

  • Model: 160

  • Voltage: 12V

  • Type: Heavy‑Duty thermal flasher

  • Terminals: 2‑prong

  • Internal Code: S429 (Signal‑Stat’s internal production identifier)

  • Era: 1960s–1990s commercial aftermarket

Signal‑Stat was widely used by DOT fleets, fire departments, utility companies, and agricultural equipment manufacturers.


🚚 Where the Signal‑Stat 160 Was Used

This flasher is compatible with any 12‑volt, 2‑terminal turn‑signal or hazard circuit, including:

Commercial & Fleet Vehicles

  • International Harvester trucks

  • Mack, Kenworth, Peterbilt

  • Freightliner

  • Ford C‑Series and L‑Series

  • GM medium‑duty trucks

  • Municipal dump trucks, snow plows, fire apparatus

Light Trucks & SUVs

  • Chevy C/K series

  • Ford F‑Series

  • Dodge D‑Series

  • IH Scout

Trailers & Equipment

  • Utility trailers

  • Commercial box trailers

  • Agricultural tractors

  • Construction equipment

  • RVs and motorhomes

Signal‑Stat was the preferred brand for harsh‑environment electrical components.


🛠️ Why the 160 Matters

The 160 is part of Signal‑Stat’s heavy‑duty flasher family:

  • 160 — Heavy‑duty 12V flasher (your unit)

  • 175 — Heavy‑duty, high‑load variant

  • 536 — Ideal‑equivalent heavy‑duty flasher

  • 552 — Standard heavy‑duty flasher used across automotive

The box listing 175 / 536 / 552 indicates full cross‑compatibility — meaning the 160 is a direct substitute for all of them.

Collectors value the 160 because:

  • It’s less common than 552‑series flashers

  • It’s tied to commercial/fleet history

  • Signal‑Stat packaging is highly recognizable

  • NOS boxed units are increasingly rare