96-LRG2-CWO

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Panel indicators & pilot lights serve visual indication purposes in electrical control systems. 96-LRG2-CWO is a 24-volt DC LED indicator & pilot light which is designed for industrial control panel applications.

96-LRG2-CWO Application Field

The 96-LRG2-CWO indicator & pilot light has many functions, including bright/dim signalling, machine & cycle identification, diagnostic glows and toggle indication.

• It is widely used in industrial control panels for power/motor control, alarm/fire safety, panel metering and other applications that require visual indication.
• It also suitable for use in accordance with the stipulations of EMC directives and low voltage directives.

The 96-LRG2-CWO indicator & pilot light is a 2-pin, snap–in panel–mount light. The device features a round body shape with a bezel diameter of 22mm and a built-in resistor.

96-LRG2-CWO Working Principle

96-LRG2-CWO uses light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to create a bright/dim signal for visual indication purposes. The LEDs are constructed with semiconductor materials that emit light when a current is passed through them. The LEDs are connected in series with a built-in resistor to ensure they operate safely.

The working principle of 96-LRG2-CWO can be divided into two parts: the "active" phase and the "inactive" phase.

• Active Phase: When the 24-volt DC power supply is connected to the device, the LED lights up in a bright/dim signal or changes its glow depending on the current passing through it.
• Inactive Phase: When the power supply is disconnected, the LED turns off. This is known as the "inactive" phase.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the 96-LRG2-CWO indicator & pilot light is an important device in industrial control systems for visual indication. It features a 24-volt DC LED indication, a 22mm bezel diameter and a built-in resistor. Its working principle consists of an "active" phase and an "inactive" phase, depending on whether the power supply is connected or disconnected.

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