19010351

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Panel Indicators and Pilot Lights

Panel indicators and pilot lights are widely used in a variety of applications to identify status or indicate when it’s time to take action. The indicators and pilot lights provide visual information to the user. They provide an economical solution to your visual indication needs.

19010351 Application Field and Working Principle

The 19010351 is a type of panel indicators for machines and facilities. It is widely used in places such as factories, power plants, exploring wells, construction sites, and ships, to provide signal information or indications of machines’ working status. This type of panel indicator is equipped with indicating lamps as visual indictors and switch keys. The indicator can give off signals when the switch keys are pushed, which is very handy and convenient for the operator of the machines.

Furthermore, when an unexpected problem happens to a machine, the indicator can also detect it and then again give off a visual signal along with a sound signal to inform the operator that there is something going wrong with the machine and he needs to take some action immediately. All in all, this kind of panel indicator is one great solution for maintaining machines or facilities when it comes to monitoring their working condition.

Panel Indicators and Pilot Lights provide various functions, such as alarm warning, cycle indication, power failure warning, absence or presence indication, etc. Their working principle is relatively simple. When a change in the environment of a machine occurs, the indicator can detect it and give off visual signals or sounds. Usually, it is powered by the machine itself, so no external power source is needed.

In general, Panel Indicators and Pilot Lights are very important and useful devices when it comes to maintaining machines or facilities. They are not only economical, but also reliable. They can provide visual signals or sound items, and serve as indicators of machine or facility condition.

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