L79DJ-G24-W-12

Panel indicators, pilot lights and L79DJ-G24-W-12 are important components for a variety of applications. They provide a signal indicating the presence of a device or event and can also provide a visual indication of the status of the device or event. This article will provide an overview of the application fields and working principle of the L79DJ-G24-W-12.

The L79DJ-G24-W-12 is a type of panel indicator which is designed to provide visual indication of electrical current flow. It consists of two elements, the indicator itself and a pilot light. The indicator is a linear or circular device which indicates when current is flowing through it. The pilot light is a colored LED which is located behind the panel and is used to indicate the status of the device. It will either be illuminated in red, orange, or green, depending on the current level in the circuit.

In terms of application fields, the L79DJ-G24-W-12 is often used in industrial control panels, alarm panels, and switchgear. It is a versatile indicator which can be used to provide visual indication of switch stations, operating controls, overload protection, short circuit protection, and more. It is also a reliable indicator of the current level in the circuit, with a reliable accuracy of ±5mm.

The working principle of the L79DJ-G24-W-12 is relatively simple. When current is flowing through the indicator, it causes an electrical current to pass through the two conductive plates of the indicator. The electrical current then causes a reaction between the two plates, resulting in a change of color. This change in color is then seen by the pilot light, which in turn changes its color depending on the level of the current. This allows for a quick and accurate reading of the current level in the circuit.

In conclusion, the L79DJ-G24-W-12 is an essential component of many industrial applications. Its simple working principle and reliable accuracy makes it an invaluable tool in a range of industries. It is an effective and reliable way to provide visual indication of electrical current flow and is a key part of many electrical and control panel systems.