6092122130

6092122130 panel indicators, pilot lights are composed of a selective illuminated lens and a base housing. The base contains a light source, such as an LED or incandescent lamp, and a mounting feature which allows the indicator to be mounted onto a panel or other surface. The lens is designed to fit the mounting holes and provides a window to view the illuminated light source. The indicator is designed to provide a visual indication of an electrical signal or system conditions.

Application Field

6092122130 panel indicators, pilot lights are used in a wide range of applications, including machine tools, industrial and commercial control systems, power distribution systems, mobile equipment, and domestic control systems. They are used as switches, indicators, warning signals, or as visual indicators of system status. They can be used to monitor the status of motors, pumps, solenoid valves, and other system components. They are also used to alert operators of system status changes, and to provide a visual confirmation of control commands and actions.

Working Principle

6092122130 panel indicators, pilot lights use light from a light source, such as an LED or incandescent lamp, to provide a visual indication of an electrical signal or system conditions. When the light source is energized, the illuminated lens allows the light to pass through to the viewing surface. The light is usually configured to turn on when a control switch is activated, or when the system conditions are such that an alarm condition needs to be indicated.

The indicator can be configured to operate as a beacon, a warning light, a master control switch or as an over-ride switch. As a beacon or warning light, it can be wired to a control switch to indicate when a system condition is abnormal. As a master control switch, the indicator is used to activate additional control switches or signals when the system is in the proper operating conditions. As an over-ride switch, the indicator is used to override the control switch, activating additional switches or signals even when the system is not in the proper operating conditions.

When configured as an over-ride switch, the indicator must have a minimum contact voltage to allow the light source to be energized and illuminate. The contact voltage must be above the current minimum voltage of the system, and the current must be high enough to cause the light to illuminate.

6092122130 panel indicators, pilot lights are durable, compact and have a long working life. They are easy to install and require minimal maintenance. They are available in a variety of styles, sizes, and colors depending upon the application. They are ideal for use in harsh industrial and high vibration environments.