46-BCR28H-CWO

Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights

The 46-BCR28H-CWO is a programmable LED indicator and a pilot light used in control panels. It comes with a voltage and wattage rating of 24VAC/VDC and 1.2W respectively. The unit can be programmed for 30 different indicators, symbols or words, and comes with the necessary software. The device consists of a 12 mm mounting hole and is supplied with a cable gland for connecting to the control panel.

Working principle

The 46-BCR28H-CWO works by reading a signal from the control panel via the cable gland connection. The signal is used to activate the LED indicator, which flashes at a rate that is programmed into the device. There are 30 different indicator settings that can be changed at any time. Additionally, each LED and the associated symbol can be customized via the programming software.

Application field

The 46-BCR28H-CWO is ideal for control panel applications, such as those used in HVAC, industrial automation, process control, signage and lighting control systems, fire alarm systems, security systems and automotive applications. For example, it is used by automotive manufacturers to indicate the state of the engine, airbag, and oil pressure, as well as display warnings. It can also be used in buildings to indicate the status of fire alarms, elevators, doors and lighting.

In addition to the above applications, the 46-BCR28H-CWO can be used in laboratory and medical equipment, where a visual indicator is needed for safety-critical operations. The device is also used in ATMs, vending machines, restaurant kiosks, and other self-service units, where the LED and symbol provide users with feedback.

Conclusion

The 46-BCR28H-CWO is a programmable LED indicator and pilot light commonly used in control panel applications. It can be programmed for 30 different indicators, symbols or words, and comes with a mounting hole and associated cable gland for connecting to the control panel. This device is widely used by automotive manufacturers, HVAC technicians, and other industrial workers, as well as laboratory and medical equipment, ATMs, vending machines and restaurant kiosks.