L36N-A12-1313

L36N-A12-1313 Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights provide clear illumination in a variety of applications, including machine control, safety systems, and industrial automation. These units are designed to provide an easily visible indication of the status of the machine or system that controls it, making it easier for operators to keep an eye on the system’s operations and take quick action when needed. To ensure proper illumination, the indicators feature a flared flange base that diffuses light into a wide-angle pattern, providing even illumination over the surface of the panel. The light source used in this type of panel indicator is typically LED technology, which offers superior energy efficiency, visibility, and durability.

The L36N-A12-1313 Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights feature a wide range of operating voltages, from 5V to 220V AC/DC, and a diverse selection of LED colors, including green, red, yellow, and white. These lights are also available in a variety of power ratings and mounting styles, allowing for quick and easy installation in any type of application. Additionally, each indicator is RoHS compliant, making it a safe option for any industrial setting.

The working principle of the L36N-A12-1313 Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights is fairly simple. Generally, these lights will turn on when a power source is applied to the input. When the input to the indicator is removed, the light will turn off. Lights can also be programmed to stay on for short or longer periods of time, depending on the application. Additionally, these indicators can also be programmed to remain either constantly on or off as long as the power source remains active.

The L36N-A12-1313 Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights provide a reliable and efficient means of achieving visibility for whatever it is that needs to be illuminated. Thanks to their wide operating voltages, efficient LED technology, and versatile mounting options, these indicators are well-suited for a variety of applications, including machine control, safety systems, and industrial automation.