LED Circuit Board Indicator Assembly H485CBWDL Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The H485CBWDL is an LED Circuit Board Indicator (CBI) assembly manufactured by Bivar Inc. This component is classified as obsolete, indicating that it is no longer in active production. The H485CBWDL serves as a visual indicator on circuit boards and is designed for applications requiring LED signaling functionality. Due to its obsolete status, identification of equivalent substitute parts is necessary for ongoing maintenance, repair, and new design implementations where this component specification remains functionally appropriate.

Substiute Parts

H485CBWDL

Bivar Inc.In Stock: 1042H485CBWDL Datasheet

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H485CBWD

Bivar Inc.In Stock: 990H485CBWD Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the H485CBWDL is determined by the following parameters:

Primary Substitution Criteria:

• Manufacturer: Bivar Inc. (same manufacturer ensures design compatibility)
• Base Product Number: H485 series (indicates common platform and electrical characteristics)
• Moisture Sensitivity Level: MSL 1 (Unlimited) (ensures equivalent environmental tolerance)
• ECCN Classification: EAR99 (maintains regulatory compliance equivalence)
• HTSUS Code: 8541.41.0000 (confirms product category alignment)

The H485CBWD qualifies as a substitute part because it shares the same manufacturer, base product series, MSL rating, and regulatory classifications. The primary distinction is the mechanical orientation designation (VERTICAL in the H485CBWD description) and active product status, which indicates ongoing availability and support.

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Engineering Selection Recommendations

For H485CBWDL Replacement:

The H485CBWD is the primary substitute for the obsolete H485CBWDL. Both components share identical manufacturer origin, base product series designation, and regulatory compliance parameters. The H485CBWD maintains the same MSL rating and ECCN classification, ensuring compatibility with existing supply chain and regulatory requirements.

The H485CBWD carries active product status, indicating current manufacturing support and availability. The component is ROHS3 compliant, providing enhanced environmental compliance compared to the obsolete predecessor.

The mechanical orientation difference (VERTICAL designation on the H485CBWD) represents the primary design consideration for substitution. Circuit board layout and mounting requirements must accommodate this orientation specification.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the H485CBWD directly replace the H485CBWDL in existing designs?

A: The H485CBWD shares the same manufacturer, base series, MSL rating, and regulatory classifications as the H485CBWDL. The primary consideration is the mechanical orientation designation (VERTICAL). Circuit board layout compatibility must be confirmed based on mounting requirements.

Q: What is the significance of the MSL 1 (Unlimited) rating?

A: MSL 1 (Unlimited) indicates that the component has unlimited shelf life and does not require special moisture control during storage or handling. Both the H485CBWDL and H485CBWD carry this rating, ensuring equivalent environmental tolerance.

Q: Why is the H485CBWDL classified as obsolete?

A: Obsolete status indicates that the manufacturer has discontinued production. The H485CBWD, as an active product within the same H485 series, represents the current manufacturing alternative.

Q: What does ROHS3 compliance on the H485CBWD indicate?

A: ROHS3 compliance confirms that the H485CBWD meets Restriction of Hazardous Substances regulations. This certification was not specified for the H485CBWDL but is standard for active Bivar Inc. products.

Q: Are there packaging differences between these components?

A: Packaging information was not specified in the available data for either component. Contact the manufacturer or authorized distributor for specific packaging configuration details.

Q: What is the ECCN classification significance?

A: EAR99 classification indicates that both components are subject to standard export control regulations but do not require specific export licenses for most destinations. This equivalence ensures regulatory compliance consistency.