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News Release from: Idec Electronics | Subject: SLC30N combination display system
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 25 December 2000
More options for combination display
system
Available now as options for the SLC30N combination display system are illuminated and non-illuminated push buttons, 2 and 3 position key and selector switches, buzzer and half size windows
Available now as options to be incorporated into the already successful SLC30N combination display system are illuminated push buttons, non-illuminated push buttons, 2 and 3 position key and selector switches buzzer and half size (15x30mm) windows Idec have been assembling the custom made SLC30N range of combination displays to customers' specifications, for the last 9 years
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 16 Oct 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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Any combination of window sizes, illumination voltages, colours, and control units can be incorporated into one unit.
The SLC30N system is so flexible any size of unit can be specified, from a 1 window unit all the way through to a massive 200 window unit.
With simpler wiring and only one hole to cut, installation costs are dramatically reduced.
Costs can be cut even further with the use of jumper bars which are used to common up one terminal on all windows.
All of the illuminated windows can be engraved and applications include; Alarm annunciation, Status indication, basic operator interface, and a very neat alternative to a mass of pilot lights and push buttons.
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