41-NWB48H-NBO

Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights

41-NWB48H-NBO devices are panel indicators and pilot lights that are used to give a visual cue of a device’s status. In industrial, commercial, and residential electrical applications, these devices are used to indicate power as well as other safety conditions. They are typically easy to spot, and the bright illumination makes it easy to find them quickly in emergency situations.

Application Field

41-NWB48H-NBO panel indicators and pilot lights are used in a variety of applications, such as power distribution, electrical control systems, workshop and laboratory equipment, machinery, and sound and lighting systems. These devices are also used in hazardous locations, such as atmospheres that are prone to explosions, as they are rated for Class I, Division 1 and 2, Group C and D hazardous atmospheres.

Working Principle

A 41-NWB48H-NBO device consists of three main components: an LED light source, a light-emitting diode (LED) driver circuit, and an LED indicator housing. The LED light source is responsible for illuminating the LED indicator housing, while the LED driver circuit provides power and ensures that the LED light source is properly powered. The LED indicator housing can be seen from the outside of the equipment, and typically has a symbol or message of some kind such as “Ready” or “Off”.

To operate the 41-NWB48H-NBO device, an electrical system first sends a signal to the driver circuit, indicating that the device should be turned on. The driver circuit then sends a signal to the LED light source, which illuminates the LED indicator. If the system then sends a different signal, the LED indicator will be turned off.

The 41-NWB48H-NBO device is designed to be both durable and reliable, as it is rated IP65 and is operating temperature range of -25 to +55 degrees Celsius. This ensures that the device is capable of withstanding extreme weather conditions and a wide range of temperatures.

Conclusion

The 41-NWB48H-NBO device is a reliable and effective panel indicator and pilot light. Its bright illumination and ability to withstand extreme temperatures make it ideal for a variety of electrical applications. Additionally, the device is rated for Class I, Division 1 and 2, Group C and D hazardous atmospheres, making it a safe and reliable way to indicate power and other safety conditions.