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indicator lamp

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun indicator lamp has 1 sense
  1. pilot light, pilot lamp, indicator lamp - indicator consisting of a light to indicate whether power is on or a motor is in operation
    --1 is a kind of indicator

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Indicator Lamp

Description

An indicator lamp is a small electric light used to signal a particular condition or status. It is typically used in various devices, machines, and systems to provide visual indications to the users.

Senses and Usages

  1. Electrical Device: Indicator lamps are commonly used in electrical devices such as appliances, electronic gadgets, and control panels to show power status, activation, or specific functions.
  2. Automotive: In the automotive industry, indicator lamps are used in vehicles to warn the driver about specific conditions like low fuel, engine issues, or faulty brakes.
  3. Industrial Equipment: Indicator lamps are crucial components in industrial machinery and equipment. They provide visual signals to operators regarding the operating status, safety conditions, or error notifications.

Sample Sentences

  • The red indicator lamp on the front panel of the TV indicates that it is turned off.
  • When the indicator lamp on the dashboard starts flashing rapidly, it indicates a problem with the engine.
  • In the factory, the yellow indicator lamp alerts operators when the machinery is in standby mode.

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