200E-NWA Optoelectronics

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Introduction: 200E-NWA is a type of LED indication designed for discrete applications. It provides a simple yet efficient solution for emergency lighting, signage and other areas that require discrete indication of a specific object or message. The 200E-NWA uses two bright LEDs, one white and one red, to achieve superb visibility while keeping energy consumption to a minimum.

Application Field: 200E-NWA LED indication is ideal for all discrete applications where visibility of a specific indicator or message is paramount. It is specifically designed for emergency lighting, signage, and what is perhaps it most important application – smoke detection. 200E-NWA provides high visibility for warning signs and life-saving measures in cases of emergency. In addition, 200E-NWA can be used in hazardous environments and places that require especial protection from high temperatures, humidity and dust.

Working Principle: 200E-NWA LEDs features a unique dual intensity lighting configuration that provide added safety and reliability. When a high current is applied, the white LED lights up at full intensity and the red LED lights up at reduced intensity. This combination allows the 200E-NWA to offer superior visibility while keeping energy consumption to a minimum. When the current drops below a certain threshold, the white LED shuts off and the red LED lights up at full intensity and the dual mode operation is completed.

Conclusion: 200E-NWA LED indication offers a reliable and energy efficient solution for discrete applications. It is designed to provide superior visibility without compromising energy savings, making it an excellent choice for emergency lighting and signage. In addition, it can be used in hazardous environments and offers superior protection for both personnel and equipment.

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