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The 60/73/13/ 21/30 panel indicator and pilot lights are amongst the most useful types of signage for industrial and commercial use. With the ability to quickly indicate a hazard, a warning signal, or a status change, they can quickly and accurately respond to changing conditions. The wide range of sizes, shapes, and styles available make them perfect for any task, making them versatile and universally applicable.

Panel indicators, such as the 60/73/13/21/30 models, illuminate when an electrical signal is applied. The operational principle behind this type of indicator is simple. An internal circuit from the electrical signal completes across a pair of contacts or a resistor. When current is applied to the circuit, a relay is activated and a drop in voltage causes the indicator to illuminate. Depending on the type of indicator, an internal or external resistor may be necessary to limit the amount of current flowing through the indicator. The amount of light produced by the indicator is determined by the amount of current supplied.

Pilot lights are another important type of panel indicator. They work on the same basic principle as panel indicators, but they generally have much larger illumination capabilities. Pilot lights can typically have a range of voltage outputs, from DC voltage to AC voltage. Additionally, because of their large illumination capability, some pilot lights can be used with different colors of LED backlighting in order to visually signal different conditions. Pilot lights are used in a wide variety of applications, from providing visual indicators in industrial settings to providing visual displays in public spaces, such as buildings and parks.

Both panel indicators and pilot lights can be used in a variety of applications. They are often used in industrial settings as a means of alerting personnel to important changes in the environment, such as overheating or low pressure conditions. Additionally, they are used in electrical systems as a visual indicator of status information, such as circuit breakers, switches, and shutoffs. In automotive applications, panel indicator and pilot lights can be used as warning lights for engine conditions, brake systems, or charging system status.

The 60/73/13/21/30 models are great products that serve a wide range of needs. With their illuminated status indication capabilities and wide voltage ranges, they can quickly and easily provide alert and status information in a variety of settings. Additionally, the LED backlighting found in some models can provide additional color coding capabilities. No matter the application, the 60/73/13/21/30 panel indicator and pilot lights are sure to have the capability to provide the necessary visual indicators in an efficient manner.

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