M22-CY-T2

Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights are a type of visual signaling device normally used to indicate the operation of an electrical system. The M22-CY-T2 model is typically used for industrial applications since it features a variety of color-coded LED lighting options and a strong and sturdy construction for industrial applications. The M22-CY-T2 is designed with a dual-action, two-color indicator light, which includes two LEDs - one red LED and one amber LED. This allows the user to indicate a specific state with the respective LED colors, such as "powered off" with the red LED and "powered on" with the amber LED. The LEDs are rated for up to a long-term lighting life of up to 25,000 hours, offering reliable and consistent performance over the long haul. Furthermore, the LED indicators are designed with a built-in timer to allow for automated, timed signals or alarms. The M22-CY-T2 is available in a variety of sizes and shapes, including round and square, as well as with an optional illuminated dome, transparent or opaque lens and a polycarbonate lens that allows for users to customize their indicators. It also has a number of accessories, such as protective housing and optional panels, for use in a wide variety of applications. The M22-CY-T2 has a working principle that uses a low-voltage DC power supply to allow for operation of the LED indicators. The indicators will absorb the required power and convert it into visible light for signaling purposes. The back-lit LED indicator also offers improved visibility of symbols and buttons. In conclusion, the M22-CY-T2 Panel Indicators, Pilot Lights are perfect for industrial applications, offering dual-action two- color LED indications, as well as a long-term lighting life of up to 25,000 hours. The LED indicator has a wide variety of sizes, shapes, lenses and optional panels making it highly customizable for any application. Furthermore, the low-voltage DC power supply allows for operation of the LED indicators, as well as improved visibility of symbols and buttons.