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Value Brand Raised Panel Light Red 120 V AC
A red neon panel indicator with a nylon body, polycarbonate lens and stainless steel bezel mounts in a 1/2 in hole and runs on 120 V AC
- Red neon indicator for clear status
- 120 V AC supply suits standard mains wiring
- 2 mA draw keeps energy use low
- 25 000-hour life reduces replacement frequency
- IP40 and NEMA 1 ratings protect against dust ingress
Raised Panel Light 120 V AC
This raised panel indicator light mounts in a 1/2 in cutout and operates on 120 V AC. It suits control panels, machinery enclosures and industrial equipment where a visible status signal is required. The red neon lens provides clear indication in typical ambient conditions.
Voltage 120 V AC
The light is rated for 120 V AC supply and draws 2 mA. This single electrical characteristic determines whether the part matches the control circuit voltage. Using it on any other voltage will cause failure or unsafe operation.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
Current draw is 2 mA, so heat output is negligible and the unit runs silently. Average rated life is 25,000 hours under normal use. The IP40 and NEMA 1 ratings confirm basic dust protection only.
Highlights
- Red neon indicator for clear status
- 120 V AC supply suits standard mains wiring
- 2 mA draw keeps energy use low
- 25 000-hour life reduces replacement frequency
- IP40 and NEMA 1 ratings protect against dust ingress
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
What does the 120 V AC rating mean for everyday use?
The light operates directly from a standard 120 V AC supply without needing a separate transformer.
How does the 0.187 in tab connection limit installation?
It requires mating quick-connect terminals or soldering; the tabs are too small for standard screw terminals.
Will the 0.030 in to 0.093 in panel thickness range suit my enclosure?
It fits panels within that thickness window; thinner or thicker material will not clamp securely.
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