SSI-LXH1090SRD-150

Panel indicators, also known as pilot lights, are a crucial part of any machine operation or industrial process. A properly installed and configured indicator can provide instant information about the status of a machine or process. SSI-LXH1090SRD-150 is one of the most common types of indicators used in panel indication systems. In this article, we will discuss the application fields as well as the working principle of the SSI-LXH1090SRD-150.

Application Fields

The SSI-LXH1090SRD-150 is a panel indicator designed for use in a wide variety of applications. It is most commonly used to indicate the status of an electrical device, such as a relay or circuit breaker, and can also be used as an alarm indicator. The panel indicator can also be used to provide a visual signal for potential hazards, such as when high-voltage devices are in use, or as a light box for lighting up hazardous areas. In addition, the SSI-LXH1090SRD-150 can be used as a warning indicator for potential equipment malfunctions or other issues.

The SSI-LXH1090SRD-150 is designed to provide reliable and accurate indication of the status of an electrical device, and is suitable for use in harsh and hazardous environments. It is rated to be able to withstand extreme weather and environmental conditions, such as high temperature, humidity, vibration, shock, and corrosion. It is also suitable for a wide range of voltages and current, and can be used for both AC and DC current.

The SSI-LXH1090SRD-150 is also designed to be relatively easy to install and operate, and can be integrated into existing systems quickly and easily. It is available in two versions, for either flush or surface mounting, and comes with a white base to provide a uniform and uniform look in panel systems. The indicator has a contact capacity of 10A and can be used to indicate status with various contact forms.

Working Principle

The SSI-LXH1090SRD-150 uses a passive electrical contact system to detect the status of an electrical device and provide a visual indication. The device is fitted with a contact block, which consists of two separately insulated contacts. The contact block is connected to a light source, which is used to indicate the status of the device. When a device is in an “on” position, it causes a voltage to flow through the contacts and the light is illuminated. When the device is in an “off” position, the circuit is broken and no voltage flows, causing the light to be extinguished.

In addition to this basic principle, the SSI-LXH1090SRD-150 is designed for a wide range of uses and is able to provide a wide variety of indications. For example, depending on the requirements of the application, the panel indicator can be used to indicate other information, such as the speed of the motor, the pressure in a system, or the position of a switch. In addition, the device is also adaptable to a wide range of conditions, such as temperature and vibration. As such, it is one of the most versatile indicators available.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the SSI-LXH1090SRD-150 is an effective and reliable indicator for panel indication systems. It can be used for a variety of applications, including for indicating the status of an electrical device, providing warning signals, and providing a visual signal for hazardous conditions. In addition, the device is easy to install and operate, and has a contact capacity of 10A. The SSI-LXH1090SRD-150 is a highly recommended device for any panel indication system.