19052257

Current:	20mA
Features:	--
Ingress Protection:	IP67
Termination Style:	--
Viewing Angle:	--
Wavelength - Peak:	--
Millicandela Rating:	60mcd
Lens Style/Size:	Round with Flat Top, 9.50mm
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	--
Panel Cutout Shape:	--
Series:	1905
Voltage:	12V
Ratings:	DC
Lens Transparency:	--
Lens Color:	--
Lamp Color:	Blue
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	LED
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete

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Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights

Panel Indicators and Pilot Lights are common and useful panel monitoring equipment used in most industries today. They are ideal for indicating the presence of different signals or states, so that operators may know how to tell if the system is working correctly.These panel indicators and pilot lights come in many varieties, from differential pressure gauges and Advantech indicators to ultraviolet LEDs and multi-color LED indicators. They can be used in a variety of applications, from general monitoring and safety monitoring to service diagnostics and vibration analysis.The most common types of panel indicators and pilot lights are the two main types of indicators—binary or continuous. Binary indicators, also known as on/off indicators, utilize a fixed distance between the indicator’s contact points to indicate whether a system is on or off. On the other hand, continuous indicators are used to measure and display values in a linear manner. They are usually used in applications where precise readings of a signal or parameter are required.To better understand how these indicators operate, it is important to first understand the basic principles of electricity. The flow of electrons through a conductor is known as an electric current. When electricity is applied to two contacts within a circuit, the contact points become attracted to each other, creating a circuit. This same principle applies to panel indicators and pilot lights.In the case of the binary indicator, a contact point is connected to the circuitry and the other contact point is connected to a system’s power supply. When the contact points are connected by an electrically conductive material, a circuit is created. As the power supply is switched on, the contact points are both connected and an electrical current flows in the system, activating the indicator.The same principles apply to the continuous indicator. In this case, the contact points are connected to an adjustable resistor and the output is regulated by the amount of current flowing through the two contacts. By adjusting the resistor, the output can be changed to achieve the desired results.Panel indicators and pilot lights offer several advantages compared to traditional warning signs. For example, they reduce the visual clutter of physical warning signs and require little to no maintenance. Furthermore, they are especially useful in hazardous environments where a visible alarm is impractical.Overall, panel indicators and pilot lights are important components in many industries and offer a reliable and durable warning solution. By understanding their basic principles and understanding their different varieties, one can easily find an appropriate light or indicator for any installation or application.

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