1116W-L60-CW

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Panel indicators and pilot lights are devices that are found in either electromechanical, electronic, and pneumatic systems function as a signal perceiving device. Upon activation, they provide visual and/or both audio and visual indicators that certain system statuses are present. 1116W-L60-CW is one type of panel indicator and pilot lights.

Application Field

1116W-L60-CW panel indicators and pilot lights have a number of widely applicable scenarios and areas of use. Most commonly, the device can be used in the industrial, commercial, recreational, educational, and residential areas. Industrial examples may include operations of boilers, HVAC systems, or machinery, commercial establishments such as malls, offices, and restaurants, as well as residential homes. In addition, recreations such as amusement parks, ball fields, and swimming pools all would find potential uses for panel indicators and pilot lights to indicate that certain safety checks and actions have been cleared or are in effect.

The use of panel indicators and pilot lights also is present in the educational field. Training and test centers, classrooms, and libraries will find that these devices may be implemented to indicate operational statuses, alert teachers to student’s progress, or allow library patrons to find sections of books quickly. The versatility of 1116W-L60-CW panel indicators and pilot lights expands into most every area of business and professional uses.

Working Principle

The way that panel indicators and pilot lights work are mainly dependent of the type of device. The 1116W-L60-CW version is designed in a pushbutton style, known as a toggle switch. When the button is pressed, a connection is made between two fixed and movable contact points. This connection is then completed by a circuit, allowing unobstructed flow of electric energy. This principal is obviously used to activate and deactivate systems, as well as alerting users that certain operational statuses have been reached.

Other types of panel indicators and pilot lights often come as just an illuminated bulb. This is the simplest and still widely used device, mainly found in home appliances such as washing machines, dryers, ovens, and fridges. They operate by running energy from an independent source attached. Once energy is supplied, the pilot light or indicator starts glowing to show that the appliance is either on or in a particular mode of operation.

All in all, the 1116W-L60-CW panel indicators and pilot lights are a versatile and functional device typically used in industrial, commercial, educational, and residential areas. The purpose of the devices is to indicate operational statuses, provide activating and deactivating mechanisms, and in some cases supply audio and visual feedback.

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