DX1093/TR

DX1093/TR Application Field and Working Principle

DX1093/TR Application Field and Working Principle are two important factors in selecting the right panel indicator for a certain application. DX1093/TR is a range of panel indicators that provides smart, accurate, and dependable signal indication with its LED and LED/Lumileds type. It is suitable for DC or AC current carrying signal indication applications in industrial automation, marine, and off-highway vehicles. With a wide range of mounting options, from screw mounting, adhesive mounting, and snap-in mounting, it makes it easier to install this panel indicator in any selected mounting.

In terms of working principle, the LED of DX1093/TR is directly driven by the current flowing through it. This is called a current-driven LED approach. This working principle provides constant and stable brightness, which eliminates the need for a voltage regulator, making it cost effective in applications where current-driven LED is the appropriate solution.

 The micro-controller embedded within the panel indicator has its own built-in regulator, providing a wide-range of available in current and a continuous range of luminous intensity, from 75 to 250 Lux. It also enables different color options for indication as well as various control input options such as push-button, potentiometer, and digital control.

 The following are the advantages of DX1093/TR panel indicator:

• Low power consumption
• Instant response time
• High resolution current control
• High brightness with low power consumption.
• Flexible mounting option
• Cost effective
• Dependable signal indication

Pilot Light is the most common type of indicator used in various control panels for visibility, illumination, and indication in the field. There are various types of pilot lights available such as LED, LED/Lumileds, and incandescent. It is a low cost and versatile indication device that is available in various designs, shapes, colors, and brightness.

In terms of wiring, pilot lights are usually connected in parallel with a pre-wired line cord. In terms of operation, pilot lights depend on either AC or DC current for its illumination and alerting users of any changes in “on” and “off” states. The pilot light\'s power rating varies according to the type of light used, with LED type being the most common.

The following are the advantages of Pilot Light:

• Easy installation
• Wide voltage range
• Pre-wired terminals
• Highly durable
• Highly visible
• Wide variety of colors available