AYLD39911DN-G-24V IDEC, AYLD39911DN-G-24V Datasheet - Page 13

• Manufacturer Part Number: AYLD39911DN-G-24V
• Description: SWITCH, EMERGENCY STOP, 1NO/1NC, 600VAC
• Manufacturer: IDEC

Specifications of AYLD39911DN-G-24V

• Contact Configuration: SPDT-1NO / 1NC
• Switch Operation: Push-Pull
• Contact Voltage Ac Nom: 600V
• Contact Voltage Dc Nom: 220V
• Contact Current Max: 10A
• Illumination Color: Green
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

1. IDEC offers assembled and sub-assembled switches and pilot lights for your convenience. In some cases there is a cost difference, with sub-assembled units
2. When ordering pilot lights or illuminated pushbuttons, make sure to specify the color code in place of the asterisk in the part number, (LED or incandescent lamp
3. Accessories, such as locking ring wrench, lens removal tool, and lamp holder, are available to make installation and assembly easier. IDEC recommends using
4. Marking plates are available for switches and pilot lights which feature a flat lens. Printed mylar (not included) can also be inserted under lens for labeling pur-
5. Nameplates are available for TW, 7/8" (22mm), HW 7/8" (22mm),and TWTD series, Ø1–13/64" (30mm). For prompt delivery, order standard legends. Custom
1. Use the appropriate lamp holder to remove or install LED or incandescent lamps. Using pliers will damage the lamp.
2. When mounting switches and pilot lights into a panel, use locking ring wrench. Using pliers or tightening excessively will damage the locking ring.
3. A series, 21/64" (8mm), can be mounted on a panel 0.019" (0.5mm) to 0.236" (6mm) thick.
4. TW, 7/8" (22mm) and TWTD series, Ø1–13/64" (30mm), feature an adjustment ring for mounting on a panel 0.038" (1mm) to 0.236" (6mm) thick. Using a name-
5. When applicable, solder terminals within 20W/5sec or 260˚/3sec without exerting external force to the terminals. Use a non-corrosive resin liquid flux.
6. The operating voltage for LED units represents a complete DC value. When using a pulsing voltage, such a full-wave rectification, keep peak currents within
7. To avoid a short circuit, never connect NO and NC contacts to different voltages or power sources.
8. Optimum performance of TW and TWTD illuminated pushbuttons, selector switches, and pilot lights is obtained with IDEC LED and incandescent lamps.
9. For maximum life of incandescent lamps (approximately 2000 hours), use within the rated operating voltage. If it is necessary to use a higher voltage, keeping
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plate or an anti-rotation ring adds 0.031" (0.8mm) to the panel thickness.
the forward current I
ambient temperature below 30˚C (86˚F)will help prolong the life of an incandescent lamp.
costing slightly less. Since assembled units are custom made to your order, a couple of days for assembly is added to delivery. To minimize delivery or inventory
requirements, it is suggested that switches and pilot lights be ordered as sub-components.
included). Spare lamps can be ordered and are listed with sub-assembly components.
these accessories and is not responsible for damage as a result of using the wrong tool.
poses.
engraving is also offered for an additional charge.
and the lens holder may pop out.
If excessive voltage is applied (over 50V), the lamp may blow
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. Peak currents exceeding I
Switches & Pilot Devices
Heat Dissipation
Life Expectancy
Reliability
Mechanical
Strength
Maintenance
Required
Operation at Low
Temps.
Inrush Current
Voltage Effects
on Life
Brightness
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may shorten the life of the LED lamp.
Comparison: LED vs. Incandescent Lamps
Installation and Operation
Very Low
Very Long
Very High
Not Susceptible
Negligible
Possible
Negligible
Insignificant
Slightly Less
Superbright LEDs
Ordering Information
High
Short
Low
Susceptible to Shock/Vibration
Frequent
Not Possible
Very Large
Significant
Slightly More
Incandescent
Selection Guide
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