Pilot-light station
A pilot-light station displays the documented equipment states through its lamps.
In plain English
An LED produces light when operated with the appropriate electrical current. It is commonly used to indicate an electronic device's state.
On a switchgear control module, an LED can show that an input is active or that the module has power.
Use the selected manufacturer's drawings to check the equipment's size, mounting points and cable connections. The layout helps you plan where it fits and how it can be reached for maintenance. An illustrative 3D preview does not establish product dimensions or required clearances.
Read the source: DSE2548 LED annunciator module: official source
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Place the vertical annunciator where its indications and alarm-mute control can be reached. Provide rear access to supply and host-network wiring without obstructing adjacent devices.
The linked CAD resource is an electrical wiring reference. Use the separate manufacturer installation drawing for physical dimensions; this original unitless GA illustration is not a fabrication template.
This module provides host-controlled indication; it does not replace the main generator controller.
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