Status LEDs are visual indicators on PLC modules that display operational states, errors, and communication status through colored lights.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| MTBF | >100,000 hours | |
| Current | 10-20mA per LED | |
| Voltage | 2.0-3.3V DC | |
| IP Rating | IP20 (panel mounted) | |
| Color Options | Green, Red, Amber, Yellow, Blue, White | |
| Viewing Angle | 120-160 degrees | |
| Blinking Patterns | Continuous, Slow Blink (1Hz), Fast Blink (4Hz), Double Blink | |
| Luminous Intensity | 20-100 mcd | |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +70°C |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
A modular electronic unit that forms part of a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) system, providing specific control functions within an industrial automation setup.
A hardware component that receives and processes digital signals from field devices for a PLC system.
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Green typically indicates normal operation or power on, red indicates errors or faults, amber/yellow shows warnings or standby mode, and blue often indicates communication activity or special functions.
First check power supply to the PLC module, verify LED connections on the circuit board, test with known good LEDs, check PLC firmware settings for LED control, and inspect for physical damage or contamination.
Most industrial PLC modules have surface-mounted LEDs that require specialized equipment for replacement. Some modular designs allow LED replacement at component level, but typically the entire status indicator assembly or PLC module is replaced.
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