CLM1C-WKW-CWBXB153

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LED indication discrete products like CLM1C-WKW-CWBXB153 is the ideal solution for connected products that are integrated into larger products, systems and machines. These discrete LEDs are used to signal the operational status of a connected device or system, as well as to indicate a device’s failure status or fault.Discrete LEDs are monochromatic light emitting units mounted in a compact package. The compact size of the LED makes it ideal for space constrained applications, and its long lifetime and waterproof characteristics mean it can be left in position requiring virtually no maintainance. With an expected life of 10,000 to 20,000 hours of continuous operation, these devices provide a low-cost, reliable light source, even in the toughest of industrial environments.The main components of a discrete LED are a light source, a collimator, and a mount that holds all of these components together, then attaches them to a surface such as a printed circuit board. The light source is usually a diode that emits a particular wavelength of light that is made up of photons with specific energies, depending on the type of LED used. Once the light is emitted, it is directed through a collimator that helps to focus the light so that it is distributed in a uniform pattern.The light emitted from a LED illuminator is directional and non-radiative, meaning it does not emit any radiation that can cause harm to humans. LEDs also have a longer life expectancy than traditional incandescent lamps, meaning they require less maintenance over time.Discrete LEDs are typically powered by DC electricity, requiring current in the range of 1.5 to 3V, drawing between 2 and 6 watts of energy. The number of LEDs and their output can also be adjusted to meet specific application requirements, and different types of LEDs are available for different applications - depending on the brightness levels, wavelength and colour. Some discrete LEDs are powered by alternating current (AC), however the majority work with direct current (DC).LEDs can be used to indicate a state or to provide an alert when a certain condition is met. Commonly used states or conditions are ON or OFF, and the LEDs are usually stacked together in banks, with each LED indicating a specific state or condition. Depending on their size and design, the stack of LEDs can be mounted on either an existing system, or with an independent power source.Discrete LEDs provide numerous advantages: they require less maintenance, have a longer life expectancy, high light output, directional light pattern that is ideal for discrete signalling, and can be used in both indoor and outdoor environments. In addition, they are generally cost-effective solutions for all types of applications, due to their simple design and low power consumption.

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