IN-P32ATA

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LED Indication - Discrete: IN-P32ATA Application Field and Working Principle

Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) have been widely used for signaling, illumination, and decorative uses in a variety of industries. The IN-P32ATA is a discrete LED indicator series developed and produced by Inventronics Electronic Co., Ltd. Its technical specifications, application fields, and working principles are briefly discussed in this article.

Technical Specifications

The IN-P32ATA LED discrete indicator is a tall, oblong-shaped device with a width of 5.6 mm, a height of 5.6 mm, and an overall length of 35.8 mm. It is available in a variety of colors—including red, orange, green, and yellow. This device has a rated power of 0.36W, a working voltage of 24 VDC, a triggering voltage of 12 VDC, a working current of 23mA, and a maximum current of 30mA. Its LED lifetime is estimated to be 15,000 hours, depending on its color and working environment.

Applicability Field

The IN-P32ATA can be used in a wide range of industries, from automotive and manufacturing to medical, aviation, and industrial equipment. It is particularly suitable for use in applications where lighting needs to be quickly switched on and off, such as the identification of machinery status.

Working Principle

The device uses two leads connected to a low-voltage power supply, such as a 12-volt battery. When the voltage applied to the two leads is below 12 volts, the device remains off. When the voltage passes 12 volts and reaches beyond 23 mA, the device lights up. The device then remains lit as long as the voltage remains above the triggering voltage. If the voltage drops below 12 volts, the device will turn off.

Conclusion

The IN-P32ATA is a discrete LED indicator suitable for a variety of purposes, from lighting and decorative uses to simple signalling. It is an elegant, reliable, and energy-efficient solution for those in need of on-off signaling, with a lifetime of up to 15,000 hours. Its rated power of 0.36W, working voltage of 24 VDC, triggering voltage of 12 VDC, working current of 23mA and maximum current of 30mA make it a reliable and durable choice for a variety of applications.

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