QS101XXO24

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Panel Indicators and Pilot Lights are often used to indicate whether a device state or process is in use. The QS101XXO24 is one such device. It is an LED-based indicator used for applications that require a short circuit-proof current source.

The QS101XXO24 is a unique device because it combines a number of features otherwise found in separate devices into a single package. It has a electronic trip indication, terminal block supports, on/off and push button switching, and dimmable output power.

The device has two distinct modes of operation--active and standby. In active mode, the LED indicator is illuminated. In standby mode, no power is supplied to the LED and the indicator remains dark. When the electronic trip indicator is activated, the LED illuminates.

The LED indicator is powered by an adjustable current source controlled by the on/off switch. The current source is adjustable from 0.5mA to 10mA and can be used in conjunction with a variety of resistors to determine the exact level of illumination desired.

The power source is designed to be short-circuit proof. This allows the LED to be used in a wide variety of circumstances where short-circuits might be expected. For example, when placed near or in contact with liquid, the LED will stay on even if the liquid is conductive.

The push button switch provides an external reset of the electronic trip indicator and can be used to toggle the LED indicator on and off. The dimmable output power allows the LED to be dimmed without having to adjust the current source.

The QS101XXO24 is ideal for a wide range of applications, including applications in harsh environments like emergency and construction lighting as well as standard indoor and outdoor applications. It is particularly suited to applications where short-circuit protection is a necessity.

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