WP710A10SYD Datasheet/PDFWP710A10SYD application field and working principle
The WP710A10SYD LED Indicator is a discrete LED with a 10mm threaded body and 10mm threaded lens. The LED is supplied with a dust-proof cover, making it ideal for use in industrial and mechanical engineering applications. The LED has a wide viewing angle and can be mounted flush against a panel, cabinet or wall.
The WP710A10SYD is a two-wire LED indicator suitable for use with both AC and DC power supplies. It uses a single red LED, which has a wide viewing angle and can be used in environments with high shock and vibration. The LED uses a long-lasting, solid-state LED bulb with a current rating up to 1.5 Amps and an operating voltage of 2.5V.
The WP710A10SYD LED indicator is designed for use in numerous applications such as monitoring, status indication, alarm or control systems. It has a waterproof housing and a robust construction, making it suitable for harsh industrial environments. It can also be used in household and commercial settings, for example in store display applications.
With its high efficiency and long lifetime (over 10,000 hours) the WP710A10SYD is ideal for use in energy-saving applications. It is also able to withstand high temperatures of up to 70°C and can be used in extreme temperatures of -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F).
In brief, the main features of the WP710A10SYD LED Indicator include: two-wire installation; robust construction; wide viewing angle; compatible with both AC and DC supplies; energy saving and long lifetime; waterproof housing; and suitable for harsh industrial environments.
Working Principle
The WP710A10SYD LED indicator works according to a simple principle. The red LED bulb emits a beam of light when a current is applied to it. This allows a user to indicate the status of a system or device. The LED bulb will remain lit until the current is removed or switched off.
The WP710A10SYD LED indicator is powered by either an AC or DC supply. When powered by an AC supply, the LED is lit when the AC current is switched on. When powered by a DC supply, the LED is lit when the DC voltage is applied. The LED can be dimmed using a variable resistor connected in series with the LED and the power source.