Why Choose the ABB KTC3-1019 Text Cap?
The ABB KTC3-1019 is a white text cap marked “Off” designed for ABB pilot lights. It provides a simple and clearly visible means of adding functional identification to a compatible pilot light, helping operators recognise the indicated equipment or process state quickly.
The KTC3-1019 is designed to be mounted with a compatible pilot-light lens arrangement and is specifically intended for illuminated pilot-device applications. Its white colour supports effective light transmission, while the pre-printed “Off” marking provides consistent identification without requiring separate labels.
Measuring approximately 17 × 17 × 4 mm and weighing approximately 0.001 kg, the KTC3-1019 is a compact genuine ABB accessory for professional control panels and operator stations. ABB order code 1SFA616903R1019 identifies this exact white “Off” text-cap configuration.
Key Advantages
- Genuine ABB text cap for pilot lights.
- Pre-marked with clear “Off” text.
- White cap suitable for illuminated pilot-device applications.
- Compact design integrates neatly with compatible ABB pilot lights.
- Provides consistent operator-control and status identification.
- Suitable for machinery, automation panels and industrial control stations.
Key Features
- ABB KTC3 series text cap.
- Designed specifically for pilot lights.
- “Off” marking for clear status identification.
- White cap colour.
- Approximate 17 mm diameter.
- Approximate 4 mm depth.
- Compact and lightweight pilot-device accessory.
- ABB order code 1SFA616903R1019.
Clear Identification for Illuminated Pilot Devices
Pilot lights provide operators with immediate visual information about machinery and process conditions. Adding a marked text cap allows the meaning of the indication to be communicated directly at the device, helping create intuitive and clearly organised industrial operator interfaces.
The ABB KTC3-1019 combines a white illuminated-device-compatible cap with an “Off” marking, making it suitable for pilot lights used to indicate an inactive, stopped or off-state condition in machinery and automation systems.
Typical Applications
- Industrial pilot-light identification.
- Machine status indication.
- Operator control stations.
- Industrial machinery control panels.
- OEM machine-building applications.
- Manufacturing and process automation systems.
