50739031431600

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Features:	--
Ingress Protection:	--
Termination Style:	--
Viewing Angle:	--
Wavelength - Peak:	--
Millicandela Rating:	--
Lens Style/Size:	--
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	Cartridge-Holder Required
Panel Cutout Shape:	Round
Series:	507
Voltage:	2.7V
Ratings:	--
Lens Transparency:	--
Lens Color:	--
Lamp Color:	Red
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	Incandescent
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete

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Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights

50739031431600 application field and working principle is a key part of the indicators and indicators used in the larger industrial panel. It is a device that provides visual status indications of signals, circuit conditions, or basic operating functions. Located on the control panel of a larger electrical system, this device provides visual indication of process conditions such as a circuit being on or off, the status of a circuit connected to another system, the operating condition of a motor or appliance, and can provide conditional warnings of certain situations.The indicators are mainly comprised of several components, including the indicator housing, lens, bulb, switch, terminal block, socket, and enclosure. Depending on the type of signaling, these indicators are designed to accommodate a variety of functions, ranging from simple on/off indication to complex logic circuits requiring multiple lamps to signal the state of an appliance or system. Although several basic indicator types are available, indicators can also be custom designed to display specific operating information or to work with a specific switch or equipment.The 50739031431600 application field and working principle is like all control panel indicators, which are designed to provide a status indication of a circuit or system condition by controlling the light output of a bulb. Pilot lights, for instance, are one type of indicator that is used to identify the status of a circuit as either being on or off. Such a light consists of a bulb or LED connected to a terminal block, and to either a mechanical or manual switch. When the switch is switched on, the bulb is illuminated, providing a visual indication that the circuit is either on or off depending on the purpose of the circuit. Pilot lights can also be used in conjunction with other components to create the necessary circuitry and signaling required to convey logic messages between two or more connected systems or equipment, such as when two separate systems are monitoring each other\'s status.In addition to pilot lights, indicators also consist of a variety of LEDs, which are used typically to indicate an alarm or warning condition. This type of indicator is normally connected to an alarm system or monitoring circuit, and is designed to flash when an alarm or warning condition is detected. In this case, the LED is not a pilot light, but instead consists of a light emitting diode (LED) whose output is either on or off. Such circuits can be designed to actuate the light in a variety of ways, such as when a voltage drop occurs, or when the temperature reaches a certain level.To complete the operating signal, many indicators also provide multiple lamps connected to multiple indicator switches. In this case, the indicator works much like a group of pilot lights, but instead of one single light indicating the status of a circuit, multiple lights can be used to convey pathway logic between two separate systems. The lights may be activated in a certain sequence to indicate how the two systems are in communication with each other.Panel indicators are essential components of electrical control panels, providing essential operating information for operators in a visually understandable format. 50739031431600 application field and working principle is just one example of the types of indicators used. With the broad range of applications and signals available, these indicators can be customized to provide visual indication of process conditions, alarms, logic message pathways, and more. As such, they are essential to any system that requires visual indication of a circuit\'s performance.

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