461-RLP2-CRO

461-RLP2-CRO panel indicators and pilot lights are used to alert users to the status of machines, chemical processes, machinery malfunction, and alarm conditions. This type of panel indicator and pilot lights are specifically designed for operations requiring high visibility in a wide range of temperatures and atmospheres. There are a variety of options available to choose from, such as: standard phosphor bronze material, solid-state, ultra bright LED, short response time, contact closure, and multiple mounting options.

Panel Indicators

Panel indicators and pilot lights are composed of a brightly colored lens and a solid-state LED diode. These panel indicators and pilot lights are used to act as a cue or warning for various conditions such as machines being turned on, emergency alarm status, and to alert the user of a malfunctioning machine. They are equipped with a stainless steel polycarbonate lens which makes them very easy to clean. Panel indicators and pilot lights are designed to operate in a wide range of temperature environments, from -20 up to +60C. The brightness of these indicators are visible up to 12 meters even in direct sunlight. They are also highly resistant to moisture and dust particles.

Working Principle

Panel indicator and pilot lights work by displaying a bright LED at the end of the lens. This LED is illuminated when power is supplied via a contact closure or direct input connection. These devices are equipped with a steady-on, flashing, or blinking LED, which helps users identify the various condition statuses or alarms. The panel indicators and pilot lights are powered by a low voltage AC or DC source and are available in a variety of colors such as red, green, yellow, blue, and white.

The 461-RLP2-CRO panel indicator and pilot lights are a reliable way to alert personnel of an urgent situation. They are easy to install and maintain, require no additional wiring, and are designed to be UL/CSA compliant. This type of panel indicator and pilot light is perfect for industrial operations, machinery, and chemical processes.