C41-NKR5H-NWO

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A C41-NKR5H-NWO indicator is a type of panel indicator, pilot light, or alarm. It is designed to provide a visible indication that a control or process parameter has changed in some way. The indicator consists of two parts: a panel mounted indicator and a back-mounted illumination device. The indicator is activated when the area of the device is in contact with a voltage or current source. When the voltage or current source is interrupted, the indicator is deactivated.

The C41-NKR5H-NWO indicator utilizes an electrochemically etched backplate that allows light to pass through the indicator. The backplate is attached to the back of the panel and has three terminals that are connected to the illuminated portion of the panel. The backplate is made of a variety of materials, such as copper, steel, or aluminum. The backplate is etched with a pattern that is designed to enhance the visibility of the indicator. The etched portion of the backplate is coated with a reflective material which further improves visibility.

The illumination device for the C41-NKR5H-NWO indicator consists of a lamp, reflector, and lens. The lamp is typically an incandescent bulb or light-emitting diode (LED). The reflector is typically a stainless steel or nickel-plated reflector. The lens is typically made of polycarbonate, acrylic, or glass. The lens is designed to magnify the light produced by the lamp and reflector, and to spread the light evenly across the area of the panel.

The working principle of a C41-NKR5H-NWO indicator is fairly simple. When the area of the device is in contact with an electrical current or voltage source, the backplate, which has been etched to create a pattern, is illuminated. The light passes through the etching and is focused through the lens, magnified, and spread across the illuminated area of the panel. The indicator is deactivated when the current or voltage source is interrupted.

C41-NKR5H-NWO indicators are commonly used on control panels and central control systems. They can be found in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, air conditioning and ventilation, military, and medical. They are particularly suited to industrial applications as they are durable and highly visible when illuminated. Furthermore, the indicators can be used in hazardous environments as they have been designed to be difficult to damage from shock or vibration.

The C41-NKR5H-NWO indicator is an example of a panel indicator, pilot light, or alarm. It is designed to provide a visible indication that a control or process parameter has changed in some way. The indicator uses an electrochemically etched backplate that allows light to pass through an etched pattern. Additionally, a lamp, reflector, and lens are used to magnify and spread the light across the area of the panel. The indicator is activated when the area of the device is in contact with an electrical current or voltage source, and is deactivated when the current or voltage source is interrupted. The C41-NKR5H-NWO indicator is commonly used in industrial applications where durability and high visibility are required.

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