34-NWA12H-NYO

Panel indicators, also known as pilot lights, are designed to keep an operator informed about the status or working conditions of equipment and machinery. 34-NWA12H-NYO indicators are typically used in harsh environments, providing indications for the circuit condition, indication of diagnostic fault, and general electrical panels. With their high impact and die-cast zinc housing, the 34-NWA12H-NYO light indicator is designed to increase safety and improve visibility.

Applications

34-NWA12H-NYO panel indicators are commonly used as warning devices, alarm lights, indicator lights, and status lights in various industries, including commercial, industrial, and institutional applications. The universal mounting holes on the indicator allow for easy installation on a variety of surfaces, including plastic and metal surfaces. They are also suitable for a range of light applications, including high bay lighting applications, wall or cabinet lighting, and lighting control systems.

Working Principles

34-NWA12H-NYO panel indicators work by sending out an electrical signal when the circuit is closed. These signals can be either light or audible. When the indicator is installed, the electrical signal is sent through a series of poles in the light indicator. As a result, when the user activates the switch or button, the light will be illuminated.

The electrical signal sent through the poles is referred to as a "sensor action." This means that when a certain amount of electrical energy passes through the sensor, the signal to the indicator is "activated" which causes the indicator to light up. This is what allows the user to quickly and reliably check the circuit\'s status.

In addition to activating the indicator, the sensor action also can detect any changes in the circuit\'s voltage. This allows for a more accurate assessment of the circuit\'s condition, which is important when controlling the machinery or equipment.

Installation

Installing a 34-NWA12H-NYO panel indicator requires connecting the circuit to the indicator, routing the sensor action to the indicator, and securing the indicator mounting. Wires from the circuit must be connected to the appropriate terminals, which will be specified in the product\'s datasheet. If the proper terminals are not used, the indicator may not receive the proper signal and will not light. It is important to follow the instructions outlined in the product\'s datasheet when making any connections to the indicator.

The next step is to route the sensor action. This process requires sending a signal to the indicator whenever the circuit is in a closed state. This can be done using the wires connected to the terminals or by using a separate sensor. It is important to use the proper size and type of wires for this process, as improper wiring can result in incorrect or unreliable performance of the indicator.

Once the wires and sensor action are connected, the indicator must be mounted in its intended location. This requires using the universal mounting holes which are located on the bottom of the indicator. The mounting holes must be free of any obstructions design to ensure proper placement. Secure mounting is important to prevent the indicator from being easily knocked or moved by someone in your facility.

Conclusion

34-NWA12H-NYO panel indicators, also known as pilot lights, are designed to provide visual and/or audible indications for the circuit condition, indication of diagnostic fault, and general electrical panels. These indicators are typically used in harsh environments and are suitable for a range of light applications, including high bay lighting applications, wall or cabinet lighting, and lighting control systems. Installing a 34-NWA12H-NYO indicator requires connecting the circuit to the indicator, routing the sensor action to the indicator, and securely mounting the indicator. By following the steps outlined in the product\'s datasheet and using the proper size and type of wires, the installation of the 34-NWA12H-NYO indicator can be done safely and reliably.