46W-BCR48H-NWO

Panel indicators, also known as pilot lights, are electrical circuit components used to indicate the status of an electrical circuit, usually with an indicator light, such as red for on and green for off. The 46W-BCR48H-NWO is a panel indicator that is available in either a three-wire or four-wire configuration, depending on desired functionality. This type of panel indicator is commonly used to indicate if a machine or system is in an activated, deactivated or stopped state.

The 46W-BCR48H-NWO panel indicator is made up of three main parts — a base, a lens and a light indicator. The base is made of cast aluminum alloy and contains a stepped recess to permit easy attachment of the lens. The lens is made from a clear plastic material and clips onto the base. The indicator light is usually a colored LED, and is attached to the circuit via a pair of terminals on the base. The lens can also be fitted with an optional cover to protect the circuit board from dust.

The working principle of the 46W-BCR48H-NWO panel indicator is relatively simple. When power is supplied to the LED, it emits a colored light that indicates the state of the electrical circuit. The LED is usually connected to the circuit via a pair of terminals located on the base of the indicator. When the circuit is in an activated state, the LED emits a red light, while when it is in a deactivated state, it emits a green light.

The 46W-BCR48H-NWO panel indicator can be used in a wide range of applications. One common application is in industrial process control systems, where it is used to indicate the state of a machine or system. It is also commonly used to denote the state of an alarm system, either in an active or inactive state. Other applications include machine status indicators, to show if a machine is in a running, stopped or jammed state, as well as signaling systems, such as fire alarms.