DX0508/BL/24 Optoelectronics

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Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights

The DX0508/BL/24 is a panel indicator light, often referred to as a pilot light. This type of panel indicator light is used to signal to operators or other personnel of a current status or alert. This model of light is available with different mounting styles, illumination colors, and lens types, and is UL approved.

Application Field

Panel indicator lights, otherwise known as pilot lights, have a variety of uses. Most typically, pilot lights are used in industrial and commercial settings to indicate when a system or device has been activated or is in use. This includes system alerts, operational statuses, and warning alerts. The DX0508/BL/24 is designed to provide a fast and clear visual indicator of a device’s status.

Working Principle

The DX0508/BL/24 operates according to the principle of electric current flow. Whenever electric current is sent through the indicator light, a voltage is triggered that causes the indicator light to illuminate. This voltage remains on until the current is removed or the circuit is disconnected. By using this indicator light, operators and other personnel can easily monitor the status of a device.

This model of panel indicator is available in a range of options to best suit your needs. A choice of standard illumination colors is provided for most applications, while several lens types can also be selected to filter different light sources. This range of customization allows for a variety of visual alert applications.

Conclusion

The DX0508/BL/24 is an industrial-grade panel indicator light that is easy to install and use. It is suitable for a variety of applications, from stationary alert systems to machine operation statuses. Its wide range of customization options allows for both standard and non-standard needs, making it a great choice for any installation.

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