Pilot Light and Beacon Color Standards
Pilot Light and Beacon Color Standards
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Hello,
I was just asked a question about indicator colors and if there is some industrial standards that says what a color represents. It has been my experience RED means the equipment is faulted or in alarm status, Amber means Warning and Green All is good. However, there are a few more colors to choose from when it comes to selecting pilot lights and beacons. I did some searching on the WEB and to no avail came up empty handed. Then I found this Forum and I thought maybe someone in this community could help me out.
PneillEE
I was just asked a question about indicator colors and if there is some industrial standards that says what a color represents. It has been my experience RED means the equipment is faulted or in alarm status, Amber means Warning and Green All is good. However, there are a few more colors to choose from when it comes to selecting pilot lights and beacons. I did some searching on the WEB and to no avail came up empty handed. Then I found this Forum and I thought maybe someone in this community could help me out.
PneillEE





RE: Pilot Light and Beacon Color Standards
See:
Thread237-48055
Thread248-39408
RE: Pilot Light and Beacon Color Standards
Thanks a million. I should have searched a little harder and found those threads. I knew this topic had been discussed at some point in time. I found the discussion informative and a bit humorous (LAVA lamps), that's great.
I guess I came to the right spot.
Thanks again,
PNeill