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Current:	--
Features:	--
Ingress Protection:	IP40
Termination Style:	Solder Lug
Viewing Angle:	--
Wavelength - Peak:	--
Millicandela Rating:	--
Lens Style/Size:	Round with Flat Top, 8.50mm
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	0.28" (7.11mm)
Panel Cutout Shape:	Round
Series:	--
Voltage:	230V
Ratings:	--
Lens Transparency:	Clear
Lens Color:	Yellow
Lamp Color:	Yellow
Type:	Neon
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active

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Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights

Panel indicators, also known as pilot lights, are used to indicate the various states of machinery or electrical systems. They are typically used to indicate power on/off, overload, on/off status, and so on. They come in many different types and styles and can either be mounted directly onto the panel or connected to the underlying system via hard wiring. The most common type of panel indicator is a LED (light emitting diode) indicator. These indicators are very efficient and can be used to indicate any number of things. They are often the preferred choice for indicating power on/off status as they offer a steady lighted indication and require little power to operate. They are also becoming increasingly popular in industrial settings for controlling complex machines. Another popular type of panel indicator is the magnet-operated indicator. These indicators work in a similar fashion to LED indicators, but are triggered by a magnetic field instead. They are used primarily for indicating overloads or circuit failure. They are generally mounted directly onto the panel, and when the magnetic field is triggered, the indicator will either go on or off depending on the set conditions. To control these indicators, a variety of switches and controllers can be used. Switches can range from manual toggle to programmable controllers that can be set to indicate certain conditions. The controllers, on the other hand, can offer more precise control over the indicator. For example, they can have parameters set to indicate power on/off, overload, short circuit, and so on. In addition to the indicators, many people also choose to add extra features such as lighted alarms, buzzers, and even LCD displays to their panel indicators. These extra features are usually used to alert personnel to power outages, system malfunctions, and other problems related to electrical systems. Panel indicators are an essential element of many industrial systems and are increasingly being used to control complex machinery. By providing a visual indication of either power on/off or overload, they can help ensure the safe and efficient running of all types of machinery.

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