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News Release from: IDEC Electronics | Subject: IDEC SLC30
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 27 March 2006
Multi-window display with pushbuttons
and switches
A custom assembled display using the IDEC SLC30 system can meet the requirement for your control panel, factory automation system or alarm annunciator
A custom assembled display using the IDEC SLC30 system can meet the requirement for your control panel, factory automation system or alarm annunciator This flexible system is constructed from variable size frames and can incorporate different size windows
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 8 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The basic window size is 30mm x 30mm, hence the name SLC30.
Other window sizes are a multiple of this (30 x 60, 15 x 30, 60 x 60 etc) but the frame size is based on the number of rows and columns of the standard window size.
A frame size of up to 200 windows can be constructed.
Lens colours of red, green, yellow, amber, blue and white can be chosen and each window can be wired to a different voltage if required.
Low voltage DC supplies are taken direct while AC supplies are wired to individual window transformers.
If you also require operator control, pushbuttons (illuminated and non-illuminated), selector and keyswitches can be accommodated in any window position.
As with all IDEC control units you have a choice of incandescent lamps or the super bright long life LEDs, or even a combination of the two.
Lenses suitable for engraving are provided for each window.
For increased peace of mind the SLC display has UL approval and is CSA and CE certified.
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