Collection: LED Panel Indicators

A LED panel indicator, or pilot light, is a small signal lamp mounted on a control panel or electrical board to show status such as power on, running or fault. They are compact, low-power and long-lasting. For wiring supplies, see our Power & Cables range.

The common panel cut-out diameters are 16mm, 19mm and 22mm. Measure the existing hole or plan your cut-out so the indicator's bezel and locking nut fit securely. Choosing the wrong diameter is the most frequent fitment mistake.

Indicators come in various ratings, from low-voltage DC (such as 12V or 24V) to mains AC (such as 230V). Always match the indicator to your panel's supply voltage and confirm whether a resistor is built in. See related supply options in Power & Cables.

Standard convention uses green for normal operation or run, red for fault or stop, and amber for warning or caution. Blue and white are used for specific or neutral states. Following these codes keeps your panel intuitive for operators.

Many LED indicators include a built-in resistor or driver matched to a stated voltage, so they connect directly. Others are bare LEDs that need an external resistor. Check the product details and choose a model rated for your exact supply.

Yes, if you choose an indicator with a suitable IP rating on the front face. A higher IP rating protects the lens and seal against dust and moisture. For broader panel lighting alternatives, see the LED Panels parent range.

Yes. Orders over €80 ship free with fast delivery across Greece, while smaller orders ship at a standard rate. See full details on our shipping page.

Every order is covered by Lynk Buyer Protection, and store terms are on the warranty page. If an item arrives faulty or not as described, contact us and we will help resolve it.