36EN-2313

Panel indicators, pilot lights are widely used in many applications where they serve as a visual indication of the system’s status such as standby, fault, and ready. The 36EN-2313 is a type of these indicators. The following provides an overview of its application fields and working principles.

Application Fields

The 36EN-2313 panel indicator is primarily used in industrial, commercial and residential buildings as a warning system in the event of an alarm or malfunction. Some common applications include alarms for fire, smoke, flood, and vandalism. It is also used to indicate a power failure, a pausing system, and a status change such as a high temperature status.

Working Principle

The 36EN-2313 operates with a lamp and switches, which activate when a preset condition or action is triggered. When the alarm goes off, the lamp on the panel indicator will flash constantly to signal the situation. The switches are either spring-loaded or electromechanical, depending on the type of alarm. When the preset action or condition stops, the lamp turns off, signalling that the alarm has been silenced or the situation has resolved.

The 36EN-2313 panel indicator is a reliable and effective way to ensure safety in public and private applications. Its working principle is simple and effective, making it an ideal solution for a range of applications. As its applications are varied, it is important to consult the manufacturer or distributor to ensure that the panel indicator will meet all the requirements of a given application.