Yellow 48V Led Indicator Light

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$15.98

48V AC/DC indicator light for switchboard, rated current 10mA, compact size, ultra-low power consumption, easy to use, achieve one second wiring, yellow, blue, white, green and red are optional, compact size, ultra-low power consumption, other voltages can be customized.

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SKU: ATO-IL-48V

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Overview

Yellow indicator lamps for panels, rated voltage 48V AC/DC, 10mA rated current, high brightness LED display, small size, light weight, IP68, 12 months warranty.

Specification:

Model	ATO-IL-48V
Hole Size	M22mm
Voltage	48V AC/DC
Color	Red, green, blue, yellow, white
Rated Current	≤24V, ≤20mA, ＞24V, ≤10mA
Protection Class	IP68
Heating Current	25A
Contact Resistance	≤ 50mA
Insulation Resistance	≥ 1000MΩ
Shell Material	PC Plastic
Head Material	PC Plastic
Nut Material	Flame retardant PA66
Base Material	Flame retardant PA66
Head Coil	Aluminum oxide natural color
Operating Temperature	-40℃~80℃
Working Humidity	45~90% RH
Panel Thickness	≤8mm
Electrical Life	50,000 times
Mechanical Life	1 Million times
Weight	25.5g
Warranty Period	12 Months

48V LED Indicator Light Dimension (unit: mm)

Tip: Application of indicator light

The sturdy led indicator light is very suitable for extremely harsh outdoor environments, and is widely used in industrial machinery, instrument control panels, maritime/oil/gas industries, security and outdoor applications, and transportation dashboards.

Existing reviews of Yellow 48V Led Indicator Light

I have purchased 5 indicator lights and they all work very well

The indicator lights are very reliable and perform their intended function very well. They are also easy to install and maintain. In addition, their extremely low power consumption makes them a cost-efficient solution. However, the only disadvantage of an indicator light is that it can only convey basic information, such as whether the device is switched on or off, or whether it is operating correctly. For more complex systems, more sophisticated visual cues may be required.

From: Alger | Date: 19/02/2023