980670A95BYN Optoelectronics

Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights

The 980670A95BYN is a panel indicator and pilot light that can be installed in a variety of technologies and applications. It features a dome that is transparent and made from polycarbonate. The indicator itself is made from stainless steel and the switching option is available for a momentary or a maintained switch action.

This type of indicator comes with a built-in resistor and LED, which has an operating voltage range of 10 to 30VDC or 12 to 24VAC. Moreover, it has a maximum power of 30 mA, and a resistant load of up to 7VA. The ON indicator is red and the OFF indicator is green.

The 980670A95BYN panel indicator and pilot light is used in many technologies and applications. These include fire and safety systems, control panels, instrument panels, computer peripherals, medical equipment, and monitoring systems. It is also used in automotive, telecommunications, consumer electronics, and industrial appliance applications. Furthermore, it is often seen in medical and automotive condition monitoring applications.

The 980670A95BYN panel indicator and pilot light has a unique working principle. The way it works is quite simple. When the power supply is applied, the LED light will emit photons which will generate a current. The current runs through the bulb and the resistor, and produces the desired result.

The indicator panel also has two distinct poles that provide a positive and negative circuit for power to flow. The wires that are connected to the poles will detect a voltage drop if the connection fails. This causes the indicator light to illuminate, warning the user that power is no longer present. If the connection succeeds, then the indicator light will remain off.

The 980670A95BYN panel indicator and pilot light can be used in many applications and technologies. It is an extremely reliable and efficient tool that has a reliable working principle. This is why this type of indicator is widely used in areas such as fire and safety systems, medical equipment, automotive, telecommunications, instrumentation and consumer electronics.