6071312310F Optoelectronics

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6071312310F panel indicators and pilot lights are electric components that illuminate when connected to a power supply. These components, often found in industrial control panels and other electronics, provide visual cues or indications to operators about the status of equipment, processes, or other metrics. They typically come in three types, including direct-shunt, push-button reset, and steadily illuminated.

Direct-Shunt Indicators

Direct-shunt indicators are the most common type of panel indicator found in industrial control panels. They are designed to indicate the state of a given process or system. Generally, these components consist of two terminals - an incoming "switch on" terminal and an outgoing "switch off" terminal. When power is supplied to the incoming terminal, a switch is turned on - essentially completing the circuit - and the indicator lights up. Conversely, when power is removed from the incoming terminal, the circuit is broken and the indicator will turn off.

Push-Button Reset Indicators

Push-button reset indicators are a type of panel indicator used in cases in which an operator might need to manually reset a system or process. This type of panel indicator works by connecting two terminals, usually indicated with a "reset" toggle switch. When the switch is in its "off" position, the circuit is open and the indicator is off. The operator can then move the switch to the "on" position, closing the circuit, and the indicator will illuminate. To reset the system, the operator then needs to make sure no power is flowing to the terminals and then flick the switch to its "off" position.

Steadily Illuminated Indicators

Steadily illuminated indicators are used to indicate specific variables or calculations in applications such as temperature, pressure, and speed. These components typically consist of two terminals - an incoming power terminal and an output terminal. When power is applied to the incoming terminal, the indicator will stay illuminated as long as the incoming power is flowing. These indicators can be used to indicate changes in process variables, as well as to indicate a range of different calculations.

6071312310F panel indicators and pilot lights are widely used in industrial control panels and other industrial automation systems. They provide an efficient and cost effective way to indicate the status of a system or process, and can be operated manually or through remote control. Depending on the type of panel indicator, they may use direct-shunt, push-button reset, or steadily illuminated technology, giving operators a visual indicator of process changes or other activity.

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