GASHER 12V/24V/110V 20mA Energy Saving Indicator Light Mounting Hole Size 22mm (7/8 Inch) Red Green (110V) 10 Pcs

These leds work great from 5V through 28V

Had a client that kept loosing a leg from the power company. Put 3 in a box hooked up to a 3 pole breaker so client cane now see if its a power company issue or something else.

This is the first time I have used their product. I would know more once I use more of their products.

not very bright, but cheap

I have yet to master how to make wiring connections that stay connected but that's on me. Device works as promised. May have to use some small ring or forked connectors during final mounting and wiring.

I ordered these as panel indicators for a system we are building. We researched this style of 22mm pilot lamp and found the range of prices for competing products, that can be purchased from a high end resellers such as Mouser, Allied or Newark, for example, to be anywhere from $9 - $30 USD. That’s a wide swing but you’re paying for a quality product that is aesthetically perfect and has more robust operating capabilities.Our expectations were for a product that we could use as a prototyping stub until we were able to receive items from our OEM vendor. Thus, we were not expecting a 100% polished packaging but we were not expecting scratched bezels and main product bodies exhibiting faded text and looking as if they were used.Why do the bezels matter? Because they are the face of the product.Issues:1. The pilot lamps are packaged and shipped without protective covers on the lamp bezels. When we received them, there were a considerable number of deep and fine scratches in the plastic bezel faces, which made the lamps look as if they were several years old and of a used state, and;2. The main body of the lamps exhibited faded text, which further leads me to believe that they are used or grade B items that would normally not be sold as top level products.Pros:1. The current draw is minimal 15.8ma. @ 13.6VDC, which is less than the 20ma rating and;2. The lamps are fairly inexpensive.Considerations:1. Since we are using these for prototypes. Thus, we can tolerate the aesthetic issues, and;2. I would not recommend these for a finished product delivery. The quality, environmental operating parameters, and potential for failure is unknown. I would recommend finding an OEM or purchasing a qualified vendor pilot lamp from a reputable reseller.Clift

Hola a todos llegó en la fecha esperada y es de buena calidad lo que esperaba. Gracias

Good test tool for illuminating active relay circuits and teaching relay logic.