46W-BR15H-NWO

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Panel indicators, pilot lights and the 46W-BR15H-NWO are commonly used to indicate the current state of a system or device. The 46W-BR15H-NWO is an example of a pilot light and can be used whenever a visual indication of a system’s status is needed. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the application field and working principles of the 46W-BR15H-NWO.

Application Field

The 46W-BR15H-NWO is an LED pilot light and is designed for panel mounting. It can be used with a variety of systems and devices, including HVAC systems, medical equipment, or heavy machinery. It is ideal for applications where high visibility is needed such as in control panels and machine enclosures, and where a small form factor is desired. The LED pilot light draws minimal power and is resistant to vibration, making it a durable and efficient visual indication.

Working Principle

The 46W-BR15H-NWO operates using a simple but highly effective visual indication system. It features a bright red LED indicator surrounded by a white diffuser dome. This dome helps to make it highly visible from different angles, ensuring that it is easily detectable even in bright environments. The LED is connected to a power source, such as 16 AWG wiring, and is activated or deactivated as required. The LED indicator may be controlled via a suitable switch or controller to ensure greater flexibility.

The 46W-BR15H-NWO pilot light is a reliable and versatile way to provide a visual indication of a system’s status. It is simple to install and requires minimal power to operate, making it a cost-effective choice for many applications. As it is designed for panel mounting, it can be used in a variety of different applications with ease. The 46W-BR15H-NWO is a reliable and cost-effective choice for any application requiring a visual indication.

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