2994 Optoelectronics

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Voltage:	12V
Ratings:	DC
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Lamp Color:	Red
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Type:	LED
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Part Status:	Active

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Panel Indicators

Panel indicators are instruments used to indicate when the operating conditions of a system or process are correct and to provide an indication of potential problems or failures. They are virtually the most important components in any automated system and are essential for any system to operate safely and efficiently. Panel indicators are typically used to indicate power status, signal levels, fault conditions, diagnostic information, and other system parameters.Panel indicators come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and designs, but typically all have three common components: the body, the lens, and the light source. Depending on the purpose and design of the panel indicator, the light source may be a light bulb, a diode, or an LED. The lens of the panel indicator also plays an important role in lighting, reflecting or refracting light emitting from the light source. Lens features can also be used to direct the light output.

Pilot Lights

Pilot lights are illuminated indicators that are used to indicate when the operating conditions of a system or process are correct. Pilot lights are typically connected to a switch, motor controller, or other device and are used to visually identify when the device is on or off. Pilot lights are embedded in a variety of mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems, helping to ensure proper system operation. Pilot lights come in a variety of shapes and sizes and typically consist of two main parts: the light and the enclosure.The light, or lens, of the pilot light can be brightly colored and typically features an easy to read status indicator. The light is typically illuminated when the device is turned on and extinguished when the device is off. The enclosure is the part of the pilot light that houses the light source and provides protection from dust, dirt, and other environmental contamination. Enclosures typically feature a highly visible design to ensure that the illuminated indicator is visible even when conditions are less than ideal. In certain applications, pilot lights are used to replace switches or convenience outlets that require frequent manual adjustments. Pilot lights enable the user to easily identify when the device is on or off and make operating the device easier and more intuitive. Pilot lights can also be used as part of an emergency safety system. When it is illuminated, the pilot light indicates to the operator that the system is in a safe state and ready for use. The working principle of panel indicators and pilot lights is essentially the same and relies on a light source being triggered by a signal in order to provide a visual signal. When the signal is triggered, either by a switch or other control device, the light source illuminates, providing the user with a visual indication of system status or operations. Panel indicators and pilot lights can be used in a wide range of applications across many industries, from medical devices to industrial controls. The versatility and visibility of these devices make them a valuable tool for ensuring the safety and efficiency of any system.

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