The IFM E12600 position indicator is a red indicator accessory designed for compatible valve target pucks. It provides a clear visual reference for valve or actuator position and is supplied in a 10-piece pack, making it suitable for industrial process automation, valve monitoring and equipment identification applications.
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The IFM E12600 is a red position indicator intended for compatible puck-based valve monitoring systems. It provides a visible indication that can assist operators in identifying valve or actuator status.
The red colour offers strong visual recognition in industrial environments. It can help operators and maintenance personnel quickly identify the position or condition of compatible valve assemblies.
The indicator is designed for use with suitable target puck systems. Its compact form supports straightforward integration into compatible valve position monitoring arrangements.
The E12600 provides a simple mechanical indication solution for industrial automation and process control applications. It is particularly useful where quick visual identification is required.
Red position indicator
Designed for compatible valve target pucks
High-visibility red colour
PA 6.6 material
Compact mechanical accessory
Supports valve position identification
Suitable for process automation
Suitable for industrial valve monitoring
Supplied in a 10-piece pack
Designed for compatible IFM systems
Valve position indication
Ball valve monitoring
Process automation
Industrial fluid-handling equipment
Factory automation
Process control
Valve assembly identification
Maintenance and inspection
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Code | E12600 |
| Product Type | Position indicator |
| Designation | Indicator red for puck |
| Colour | Red |
| Material | PA 6.6 |
| Pack Quantity | 10 pcs |
| Application | Valve position indication |
| Brand | IFM |
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