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The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC 9001SKP38LYA31 is a 120-volt LED indicating light designed for industrial control panel applications. It features an amber round lens and a screw clamp connector for secure, low-resistance termination. The LED light source provides long service life and low power draw compared to incandescent alternatives. Built to resist corrosion, dust, and oil, this indicating light is suited for demanding environments where panel-mounted status indication must remain reliable. Licensed electricians and industrial maintenance technicians typically install this unit as part of control station assemblies or machine operator panels.
This indicating light is intended for use in industrial and commercial control panel installations where durable, NEMA-rated pilot light assemblies are required. The amber lens signals caution, standby, or process-status conditions depending on the control logic scheme. Its compact round-lens form factor fits standard 30 mm operator interface cutouts common in machine control, process equipment, and HVAC control stations. The screw clamp connector simplifies field wiring without requiring crimped ferrules, making it a practical choice for retrofit and new-panel builds alike.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit indicating light for industrial control stations and operator panels using standard 30 mm pilot light assemblies.
Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements for control circuit wiring. De-energize and lock out the control panel before removing the existing indicating light or making any wiring connections. Screw clamp terminals should be tightened firmly with an appropriate flat-blade screwdriver to ensure a secure connection. Verify supply voltage matches the 120-volt rating of this device before energizing the circuit.
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