EAO10-2112.1069LED lamp
EAO Indicator Lamp, 700mcd Light Intensity, 14mA Current Rating - 10 Series - 10-2112.1069 Shine a light on the status of your control switch using this indicator lamp from EAO. As it uses an LED bulb, this unit emits a bright light while consuming a low current of just 14mA, making it an efficient choice. Thanks to its operating voltage tolerance of +10% and current tolerance of ±15%, it withstands fluctuations in the power supply without causing damage to your circuit. Add a glow to your panel by using this lamp with illuminated push buttons from EAO's 10 series. Features & Benefits Light intensity of 700mcd for easy visibility in dark settings Compact external dimensions of 30 (L) x 66mm (W) for use with small buttons Wide operating temperature range between -20°C and +60°C for use in demanding environments Applications Security systems Medical and pharmaceutical industry Packaging facilities Consumer electronics What's the difference between a single-chip LED and a multi-chip LED? A single-chip LED bulb like this one comes with one diode, the internal component that converts the electrical energy to light. A multichip LED bulb contains two or three diodes and typically consumes more power to give off a brighter glow.
EAO Indicator Lamp, 700mcd Light Intensity, 14mA Current Rating - 10 Series - 10-2112.1069
Shine a light on the status of your control switch using this indicator lamp from EAO. As it uses an LED bulb, this unit emits a bright light while consuming a low current of just 14mA, making it an efficient choice. Thanks to its operating voltage tolerance of +10% and current tolerance of ±15%, it withstands fluctuations in the power supply without causing damage to your circuit. Add a glow to your panel by using this lamp with illuminated push buttons from EAO's 10 series.
Features & Benefits
- Light intensity of 700mcd for easy visibility in dark settings
- Compact external dimensions of 30 (L) x 66mm (W) for use with small buttons
- Wide operating temperature range between -20°C and +60°C for use in demanding environments
Applications
- Security systems
- Medical and pharmaceutical industry
- Packaging facilities
- Consumer electronics
What's the difference between a single-chip LED and a multi-chip LED?
A single-chip LED bulb like this one comes with one diode, the internal component that converts the electrical energy to light. A multichip LED bulb contains two or three diodes and typically consumes more power to give off a brighter glow.