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The Schroff 69004250 is a low current indicator light designed for front panel mounting. It features a red LED housed in a 5.0 mm diameter long-type casing. The component operates at a low current of 2 mA, ensuring efficient power consumption while providing clear visual status indication. It is engineered for integration into industrial control panels and equipment enclosures where space-constrained, high-reliability signaling is required.
Verify the specific voltage rating and forward current requirements against your circuit design before procurement. Confirm that the 5.0 mm long-type form factor matches your panel cutout dimensions. Ensure compatibility with the intended mounting plane and housing style used in your assembly to guarantee proper fit and function.
Select this component when a compact, low-power visual indicator is needed for front panel applications. The 2 mA current draw makes it suitable for battery-operated or energy-sensitive systems. Consider the red color coding standard for your industry to ensure consistent signaling meaning across the equipment interface.
This part belongs to the Schroff range of front panel accessories and connectors. These components are designed for modular integration into industrial enclosures and control systems. The product line emphasizes durability and ease of installation for professional engineering environments requiring reliable visual feedback mechanisms.
Check for compatible equivalents from nVent SCHROFF or other industrial accessory manufacturers offering 5.0 mm low-current LEDs. Verify that any substitute matches the 2 mA current specification and physical dimensions to ensure interchangeability without modifying the panel structure.

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