41-NKB24H-NBO

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Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights

The 41-NKB24H-NBO application field comprises panel indicators and pilot lights that are commonly used in control, monitoring, and notification systems. These panel indicators and pilot lights serve different purposes, which provide important information to operators and observers while they are operating a machine or working in a facility.

Panel indicators are typically used to measure pressure, temperature, or level. They can measure either a single or multiple values at once, depending on the model. They are typically found on the front panels of machines and other devices to give important operational information to the operator. In addition, some panel indicators are used in combination with safety interlocks to protect the machine, personnel, or the environment from hazards, such as fires or hazardous gases.

Pilot lights are typically used to indicate the status of a device, a process, or a machine. For example, they can indicate if a machine is powered on, if it is in an alarm or safety condition, or if it is in the process of a particular operation. The color of the pilot light can also indicate the severity of an issue, such as a red light for a critical situation or a green light for normal operation. They are usually found near the inspection or operating panels of machines, but can also be installed at remote locations to give the operator or observer a visual indication of the status of a device or machine.

The 41-NKB24H-NBO working principle is based on the two basic programmable logic controllers (PLCs) that are used in the system. The two PLCs are connected in a looped system where both inputs and outputs can be used. When the input is triggered, it sends a signal to the PLC to run the corresponding output. The output then triggers the corresponding indicator light or switches the panel indicator to its applicable output.

For example, when the temperature of a device exceeds its threshold, the input signal will be sent to the PLC, which in turn activates the corresponding output, such as a panel indicator or a pilot light. This will then result in the appropriate output being activated, such as the color of the pilot light or the actuators that control the panel indicator, to give the operator a visual indication of the machine’s status.

The 41-NKB24H-NBO application field and working principle provide important visual indicators of machine status and machine operation. By using these panel indicators and pilot lights, operators and observers can be assured of the status and safety of the equipment and environment.

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