34-ALP12H-CWO

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Panel indicators, pilot lights, and the 34-ALP12H-CWO are important components for any electrical control system. Their applications, principles, and use will all be covered here.Panel indicators are widgets you use to indicate the status of a system by turning on and off when triggered. Common applications include displaying the status of an HVAC system, showing power/voltage levels, or indicating the presence of a fault. Generally, these indicators come in either LED or incandescent varieties. LEDs are typically brighter and use less power, making them a popular choice. They can also be configured to show a variety of patterns and colors.Pilot lights are widgets that show the on/off state of a switch, circuit breaker, or contactor. They indicate when the system is energized or de-energized. Common applications include safety warnings, indicating machine operation, or alerting operators to problems. Pilot lights come in various shapes and sizes, and can be configured to display multiple colors for different purposes.The 34-ALP12H-CWO is an LED panel indicator which is a type of indicator light used to show the status of a system. It has a variety of applications in power distribution, control, and automation. It is designed to be mounted in a single panel or control board.The 34-ALP12H-CWO is a voltage-controlled LED panel indicator with both operational and safety features. It is designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -10 to +60°C. It has a visible area of 24x18mm, a viewing angle of 120 degrees, and is resistant to shock and vibration.The panel indicator is powered by a DC power supply of 6-24V, and is capable of lighting up the illuminated area with up to 5000mcd intensity. It is also equipped with a PTC-type surge protection device, which protects it from voltage spikes and surges.The indicator\'s working principle is simple. It responds to a voltage signal, and when the voltage reaches a certain level, the LED turns on and the illuminated area lights up. This signal remains until either the voltage drops below the predetermined level or the power supply is disconnected. When the power supply is disconnected, the LED will turn off and the illuminated area will go dark.In conclusion, panel indicators, pilot lights, and the 34-ALP12H-CWO have a variety of applications in electrical control systems. They are designed to be mounted in a single panel or control board, and are capable of operating in a wide range of temperatures and conditions. The 34-ALP12H-CWO, in particular, is capable of lighting up the illuminated area with up to 5000mcd intensity. Its working principle is simple, as it responds to a voltage signal and turns on and off accordingly.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference