Signal Lamp CSD-SL 200S WH 1029564
Description
The signal light is designed for use in light signal systems (e.g., lock systems, movable bridges on inland waterways, etc.). The use of safety-related autonomous monitoring functions ensures high availability. Only components that conform to the industry standard are used for the monitoring functions. The signal light is available in various light colors. You can manage the signal light from the application program using a controller from Phoenix Contact. The communication interface provides you with a large amount of diagnostic and status information.
Signal Lamp CSD-SL 200S WH 1029564
Specifications |
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| Emission Spectral Range: | 1-1nm |
| Application: | Industrial, Commercial, Miscellaneous, Vision |
Applications
Developed in accordance with EN 12966-1, IALA recommendation E200-1
400 m connection to the control unit via fieldbus
Diagnostic capability
Safe diagnostics (up to SIL 2/PL d) in conjunction with safe modules (safety technology)
High light and color intensity
Application-specific programming supported
Particularly economical thanks to energy-efficient LED technology and an LED service life of at least 50 000 h
Durable and energy-saving LED technology
Fieldbus communication
Can be dimmed in 256 steps
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the signal light can be managed from an application program using a controller from Phoenix Contact.
Yes, the signal light is particularly economical thanks to energy-efficient LED technology.
The communication interface provides a large amount of diagnostic and status information.
The LED service life of the signal light is at least 50,000 hours.
The signal light is designed for use in light signal systems such as lock systems, movable bridges on inland waterways, etc.