KB02KW01-28-CB

KB02KW01-28-CB Panel Indicators are designed for visual and electronic signaling. They are used in a wide range of industrial and consumer applications such as circuit breakers, HVAC systems, fire and safety systems, and many more. These panel indicators provide various signaling output such as LED, LCD, audio, and vibration. The different types of panel indicators available depend on the signaling output needed, and the application field.

The most commonly used type of panel indicators are LED indicators. LED stands for Light Emitting Diode and is a semiconductor light source that emits in the visible spectrum. LED’s are commonly used in many different applications such as aviation, automotive, emergency, and security lighting. LED’s are easy to install and highly reliable. LED’s also use less power than traditional lamps and lights and can last for years before needing to be replaced.

Another type of panel indicator is the Pilot Light. Pilot lights are also a type of indicator light commonly used in industrial and consumer applications. Pilot lights provide visual indication to the user. These indicators can either be centrally illuminated to indicate system status or have a variety of diffused colours that provide indication to the user regarding system conditions and/or function. Pilot lights also provide important operational feedback to the user by responding to their inputs. Pilot lights are available in various sizes and mounting configurations making them suitable for different applications.

Both LED and pilot lights have different working principles depending on their application field. LEDs work by utilizing the transfer of electrons through a semiconductor material when a power source is connected. As electrons flow from the negative to the positive pole the electrons are energized and then emit visible energy in the form of light. Pilot lights, on the other hand, utilize a gas discharge arc between two electrodes, with the gases and other substances playing the part of the active material. This is why some lights, such as those used for emergency lighting, are filled with Xenon gas or similar.

KB02KW01-28-CB Panel Indicators are an example of LED and pilot lights that are used for both visual signaling and for electronic signaling in a range of applications such a circuit breakers, HVAC systems, and fire and safety systems. The different types of panel indicators available depend on the signaling output that is needed and the application field. LED and pilot lights both have unique working principles that depend on the application field. Both of these indicator types are highly reliable, easy to use, and can last for years without needing to be replaced.