32-2512

Panel Indicators

32-2512 is a panel indicator, a module for transmitting on/off signals. It is small and reliable, and suitable for limited space requirements due to its mounting system. It can be fixed on an equipment control panel to indicate different operating states.

Application Field

32-2512 provides a visually readable indication and can be used to indicate the status of operation, such as the start or stop of a machine, the presence of a fault or the activation of a command. It is also used in emergency service equipment so personnel can quickly attend to a job. Typical applications for 32-2512 include power plants, railway signal panels, packaging machines, material handling systems and aircraft control systems.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 32-2512 is based on a durable mechanical interlocking system. When in operation, its internal lock is activated, which then causes movement of the internal parts. The device’s two external status LED bulbs then light up or turn off to indicate the operating state. The modular construction of the indicator allows for easy installation and servicing.

Pilot Lights

Pilot lights are small visual indicators of machine operation. They play a key role in the safety of electrical equipment and its operation. Pilot lights come in many different shapes and sizes, and are constructed of durable materials such as aluminum and polycarbonate.

Application Field

Pilot lights are widely used in application areas such as motor control, machine operation, process control, emergency lighting and emergency signals. They are typically installed in industrial control cabinets, motor control centers, traffic signals and vending machines. In addition, they can be used to indicate power on/off status, pressure reading, alarms and signal systems.

Working Principle

The working principle of pilot lights is based on electrical circuits. When a switch is switched on, a current passes through the wire that connects the switch and the light. The electrical current then activates the light\'s source, which may be in the form of an LED or a standard light bulb. The light then illuminates to indicate the machine\'s operational status.

Pilot lights can be of two types: bi-color and uni-color. The Bi-color pilot lights incorporate two sources, and turn different colors according to electrical current changes, giving different indication and instruction for machine operators. Uni-color indicator lights, on the other hand, use only one light source and are used to indicate simple operation status.