8080333500

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Part Status:	Discontinued at Digi-Key

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Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights

The 8080333500 application field & working principle is an integral part of Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights technology. Panel indicators, also known as PILs, are visual indicators that are used to provide information about a system’s health, status, or operating parameters. They are often used in electrical or electronic control systems to display the status of specific elements or functions. Pilot lights are a type of panel indicator used for various purposes.Panel indicators are usually composed of a base, which holds the lamp, the lamp, and the lens. They may also have a power supply and a switching circuit. The switches can be used to operate, dim, or turn off the lamp. The power supply provides the required power for the lamp to function.The purpose of a panel indicator is to display the status of a given element, system, or function. It also helps the user to monitor the operation of the system or element. They come in different sizes, shapes, and colors, and they indicate different information. For example, a red pilot light may indicate a power failure, while a green one may indicate that the system is running.The basic working principle of panel indicators is simple. When the power is off, the lamp stays off and no indication signal is sent to the user. When power is supplied, the lamp lights up and a signal is sent to the user, indicating the state of the system. Different colors of pilot lights can be used for different levels of importance or urgency.Panel indicators are used to provide notifications and feedback to users in a variety of applications. They are most commonly used in motor control systems, as they provide feedback about the current state of the system, such as whether it is running or stopped. They are also used in collision avoidance systems to alert users of any potential collision hazards.The use of panel indicators and pilot lights has increased significantly in recent years as they provide an effective and efficient way of providing information and feedback to users. They are also used in medical and industrial settings for monitoring the health and operation of machines and equipment.In conclusion, panel indicators and pilot lights are extremely useful components of automation and control systems. They are designed to provide users with valuable feedback about the status of a system or element, helping to ensure that the system remains safe and efficient. With their simple design and easy installation, they are an essential part of any automation or control system.

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