Any Idear On what type of led this is?

[UPSguy]

WE are currently looking to replace a failed LED but its not like any i have seen before. its a 24v unit with a 1.2k resistor fitted into it.

i know i could just change out the whole assembly and replace with a new one but this is a real work up as it involves shutting down production to gain access to the 24v connections.

 

[ScottyUK]

Probably as well you're a UPS tech and not a wedding photographer from the standard of that photo...

Looking through the blur it seems to be a cluster type, and the resistor looks like 1.6k (brown-blue-red). What are you hoping we can tell you that you can't see yourself?


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[UPSguy]

yeah not my best pictures that day.

any idears as to where i could find one? tried usual searches but to no avail.

The connection ends are 1mm flat connectors.

 

[ScottyUK]

For one-off quantities you're going to be stuck with whatever the distributors stock. Any idea where it originates? Maybe have a look at Marl, Dialight, any of the other common manufacturers in your part of the world and see if it resembles any of their lines. No markings on it?


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[UPSguy]

the only marking on it is 24V, this was a modification to a control panel in the UK a few years back.

was hoping someone had seen one like it before and had an idear as to where i could get them.

i think i may have to go down the route of waiting till a shutdown period and repalce this whole unit to a more standard one.

 

[bklauba]

This looks like a 22 mm panel mount indicator light. There are a plethora of subs. Next time don't turn off the paint mixer B4 you take the pic.

BK