Dialight 5690112200 LED Circuit Board Indicator - Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The Dialight 5690112200 is a dual-level green LED circuit board indicator designed for through-hole, right-angle mounting applications. This component features a 3mm T-1 form factor with diffused, tinted lens and operates at 2.1V with 20mA current consumption. The part is classified as obsolete, making equivalent substitutes necessary for ongoing production and maintenance applications. Active alternatives from Dialight's 553 and 569 series provide direct functional replacement with improved compliance status.

Substiute Parts

5690112200

DialightIn Stock: 10485690112200 Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

5530122200F

DialightIn Stock: 73755530122200F Datasheet

DirectRFQ

5530122210F

DialightIn Stock: 12455530122210F Datasheet

DirectRFQ

5690112200F

DialightIn Stock: 14445690112200F Datasheet

DirectRFQ

WP934RT/2GD

KingbrightIn Stock: 913WP934RT/2GD Datasheet

SimilarRFQ

Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the Dialight 5690112200 is determined by the following critical parameters:

Primary Matching Criteria:

• Color: Green (x 2)
• Configuration: 2 High
• Wavelength - Peak: 565nm
• Voltage Rating: 2.1V
• Current: 20mA
• Millicandela Rating: 12.6mcd
• Viewing Angle: 60°
• Lens Type: Diffused, Tinted
• Lens Style: Round with Domed Top
• Lens Size: 3mm, T-1
• Mounting Type: Through Hole, Right Angle

Direct Substitutes (Dialight): The parts 5690112200F, 5530122200F, and 5530122210F are classified as direct substitutes. These components maintain identical electrical and optical specifications while offering improved product status and RoHS3 compliance. The 5690112200F is the active variant of the original 569 series, while 5530122200F and 5530122210F represent the 553 series equivalents with enhanced compliance certifications.

Similar Substitute (Cross-Manufacturer): The Kingbright WP934RT/2GD is classified as a similar substitute due to variations in non-critical parameters. This component shares the dual-level green configuration, 2 High arrangement, and through-hole right-angle mounting. However, it exhibits differences in lens size (2.90mm vs. 3mm), current rating (25mA vs. 20mA), voltage (2V vs. 2.1V), millicandela rating (25mcd vs. 12.6mcd), and viewing angle (40° vs. 60°). This part is suitable only when these parameter variations are acceptable within the application design.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Direct Substitutes (Preferred): The Dialight 5690112200F, 5530122200F, and 5530122210F are recommended as primary replacements for the obsolete 5690112200. All three parts maintain identical electrical and optical specifications while offering active product status and ROHS3 compliance. The 5690112200F represents the direct active continuation within the 569 series. The 5530122200F and 5530122210F provide equivalent functionality within the 553 series with superior compliance certifications. Selection among these three direct substitutes should be based on availability, packaging requirements (bulk), and internal design documentation preferences.

Similar Substitute (Conditional Use): The Kingbright WP934RT/2GD is suitable only when application design parameters accommodate the specified deviations in lens size, current consumption, voltage rating, brightness output, and viewing angle. This cross-manufacturer option should be evaluated only after confirming that the circuit design and optical requirements can tolerate these parameter variations. The higher current consumption (25mA vs. 20mA) and increased brightness (25mcd vs. 12.6mcd) may require circuit redesign considerations.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the Dialight 5530122200F directly replace the obsolete 5690112200? A: Yes. The 5530122200F maintains identical specifications for color, configuration, wavelength, voltage, current, brightness, viewing angle, lens type, and mounting. The primary differences are product status (active vs. obsolete) and RoHS compliance (ROHS3 vs. non-compliant). No circuit modifications are required.

Q: What is the difference between the three Dialight direct substitutes? A: The 5690112200F, 5530122200F, and 5530122210F are electrically and optically identical. They differ in series designation (569 vs. 553) and packaging format. The 5690112200F is the active variant of the original 569 series. The 553 series parts (5530122200F and 5530122210F) represent alternative product lines with equivalent performance. Selection depends on availability and internal design documentation.

Q: Why is the Kingbright WP934RT/2GD listed as a similar substitute rather than a direct substitute? A: The WP934RT/2GD exhibits measurable differences in lens size (2.90mm vs. 3mm), current consumption (25mA vs. 20mA), voltage rating (2V vs. 2.1V), brightness output (25mcd vs. 12.6mcd), and viewing angle (40° vs. 60°). These variations may impact circuit performance, optical appearance, and power consumption. This part is suitable only when the application design can accommodate these parameter deviations.

Q: Are all substitute parts RoHS3 compliant? A: Yes. All listed substitutes (5690112200F, 5530122200F, 5530122210F, and WP934RT/2GD) are ROHS3 compliant. The original 5690112200 is RoHS non-compliant. This compliance improvement is a key advantage of transitioning to active substitute parts.

Q: What is the impact of the 3mm vs. 2.90mm lens size difference? A: The lens size difference affects mechanical fit within the PCB mounting hole and the visual appearance of the indicator. A 2.90mm lens may not fully fill a 3mm mounting hole, potentially affecting optical performance and mechanical stability. Verify PCB hole dimensions before selecting the Kingbright alternative.

Q: Can I use the Kingbright WP934RT/2GD in a design originally specified for the 5690112200? A: Only if the application design can tolerate the parameter variations. The higher current consumption requires circuit verification. The increased brightness and narrower viewing angle may alter the visual indication characteristics. The lower voltage rating (2V vs. 2.1V) may affect circuit compatibility. Engineering evaluation is required before substitution.