UB201KW036B-2B

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Panel indicators are widely used in electric machinery to give off a signal when power is cut off and back on. They can be used to indicate the power status of machinery and to signal other information. Pilot lights are most commonly used to signal status in electric and electronic systems and to indicate whether a system is on or off. The UB201KW036B-2B is a type of panel indicator and pilot light for indicating the power status of machinery.

The UB201KW036B-2B has a number of practical applications in industrial and home settings. It is ideal for use as a power indicator for machinery and other electrical systems. It can also be used to indicate the status of specific systems, such as alarm systems. In addition, the UB201KW036B-2B can be used for trouble shooting, in order to help identify possible faults in machinery or electrical systems.

The UB201KW036B-2B has been designed for simple installation and requires minimal maintenance. It features an easy to remove bottom plate and a spring-loaded clip for keeping the indicator in place on the panel. It is compatible with both 110 and 220 volt AC power systems and can be used in a variety of settings. The UB201KW036B-2B is UL and CSA listed for safe operation.

The UB201KW036B-2B is most commonly available with either a red or green lens. The lens is sealed and waterproof, as well as rated for vibration. The unit is generally supplied with two 2.5mm2 wire leads and features both screw and solder connections for fast and easy installation.

The UB201KW036B-2B operates on a simple principle. When the power is cut off, the indicator will automatically light up. When the power is back on, the indicator will turn off. This switching between on and off states is done by using a small contact closure within the indicator, allowing it to switch from one state to the other. This makes the UB201KW036B-2B perfect for providing an indication of the power status of machinery and other electrical systems.

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