Blue Sea Systems Panel LED Indicator Light, For Circuit Breaker Panels, 11/64 in Mounting Hole, Push-In Mount
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Overview
This Blue Sea Systems panel LED indicator light is a small push-in light for showing circuit, alarm, or equipment status on a boat electrical panel. It fits an 11/64 in (4.37 mm) mounting hole and is offered for 12/24V DC, 120V AC, and 230V AC applications, with red, amber, and green lens options for clear panel labeling.
The range is used as a direct replacement for LEDs in Blue Sea Systems Traditional Metal circuit breaker panels, and it can also be used as a general indicator light on custom panels, breaker enclosures, and control plates. It is not a navigation or area light; it is a focused status indicator for confirming when a circuit or monitored function is energized.
Key features
- Fits an 11/64 in (4.37 mm) mounting hole for panel indicator installations
- Push-in installation mounts in panel material of any thickness
- Available for 12/24V DC, 120V AC, and 230V AC circuits
- Red, amber, and green lens choices help separate alarms, power status, and circuit identification
- Works as a replacement LED for Blue Sea Systems Traditional Metal circuit breaker panels
- Useful as a general indicator or alarm light on marine electrical panels
- Uses 26 AWG wire leads for low-current indicator wiring
- DC versions draw about 1.5 mA at 12V and about 3.0 to 3.2 mA at 24V, depending on lens color
Variants
The range varies by nominal voltage and lens color. Voltage options cover 12/24V DC, 120V AC, and 230V AC, while lens options cover red, amber, and green. This lets the same indicator style be matched to DC house circuits, AC shore power circuits, generator panels, or color-coded alarm and status functions.
Across the listed configurations, the 11/64 in (4.37 mm) panel opening and push-in installation remain consistent. Current draw and power consumption vary by the selected voltage and lens color, so the chosen version should match the circuit being monitored.
Installation and fit
This indicator is well suited to panel repairs, refits, and small custom electrical layouts where a simple visual signal is needed without adding a large lamp assembly. Confirm the panel hole size before installation, and select the voltage version that matches the circuit feeding the indicator.
On mixed AC and DC panels, keep the indicator wiring consistent with the circuit type and use lens colors in a way that makes sense for the helm, cabin panel, or machinery space. Red is commonly used for warning or active-circuit indication, amber for caution or alternate status, and green for normal or energized status, depending on the vessel’s labeling scheme.
Electrical use on board
On 12/24V DC boats, these lights can show when a breaker-fed accessory, alarm output, or monitored DC circuit is live. The 120V AC and 230V AC versions suit AC panels where the indicator voltage matches the shore power, generator, or branch circuit being monitored.
This product is a good match for boat owners, builders, and service technicians who need a small panel indicator that matches Blue Sea Systems electrical hardware and keeps panel status easy to read at a glance.
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