Indicator light assembly for control panel

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Electric switch details – Indicators

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200311, H01H 918

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047587016

ABSTRACT:
An indicator light assembly forms part of a push button switch. A base member is formed from a transparent material having a high index of refraction. A shaft is formed on the back of the base member which cooperates with other switch elements and which defines a space in which an indicator lamp is mounted. A concave lens is formed on the back of the base member at the forward end of this space, and a Fresnel lens is formed on the front surface of the base member. A Fresnel plate is positioned over the front of the base member and the optical surfaces thus formed serve to uniformly disperse the light from the indicator lamp.

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