What is a Indicator?

An indicator is a measuring or display device used to show the status of equipment or systems. Typically, indicators provide visual information to confirm whether specific parameters have reached set values or are within a normal range. Examples include indicators for temperature, pressure, current, and voltage. Indicators are widely used in industrial applications such as factory production lines, equipment, and power plants to monitor operational conditions. They help detect abnormalities early, enabling quick responses to prevent system failures or malfunctions.

Application of Indicator

✅Factory Production Line
Indicators are used to display critical parameters such as temperature and pressure in real time, allowing the monitoring of equipment status. When abnormalities occur, the indicator provides a warning, enabling a quick response.
✅Power Plants
In power plants, indicators display the operational status of equipment and monitor fluctuations in current and voltage. This helps detect issues early and prevents system shutdowns.
✅Vehicle Dashboard
Vehicle dashboards use indicators to monitor engine temperature, fuel levels, and battery status, alerting the driver to any issues.

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