5.00350.7261002

Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights

The 5.00350.7261002 panel indicators and pilot lights are traditionally used in a wide range of industrial and consumer applications to indicate the operational status of a system or process. This range of indicators and pilot lights feature robust industrial designs, come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and are simple to use and adaptable to any production control application.

Applications

The 5.00350.7261002 panel indicators and pilot lights are ideal for applications that require the user to be notified of a change in system state. The range of bright LED indicators, as well as the 180-degree visibility range of the pilot lights, are useful for systems in which process control operations and status are important. Further, the panel indicators and pilot lights offer protection from voltage spikes and surges, ensuring a long life in industrial control and commercial environments.

Working Principle

The 5.00350.7261002 panel indicators and pilot lights work by allowing current to pass through the LED when the circuit is closed. This circuit is usually closed by an external switch or sensor that is connected to the panel indicator or pilot light, allowing current to flow and activating the LED. The LED then emits a bright light to indicate that the circuit is closed.

The pilot lights can also be used in conjunction with limit switches and other sensors, allowing the user to be aware of the current system status at any given time. This can be useful in systems with multiple points of failure or of high complexity, as the user can easily be made aware of the system status without having to manually check each individual component.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the 5.00350.7261002 panel indicators and pilot lights are commonly used to indicate and provide user feedback when a system or process operation has been completed or when an operation is in process. These indicators and pilot lights come in a variety of sizes and shapes, and offer protection from voltage spikes. Lastly, the use of pilot lights in combination with external switches and other sensors can provide the user with a better understanding of the current system state and can be highly useful in complex applications.