Choosing between a simple green pilot light and a multi-status indicator can be frustrating when both fit the same panel. If you need signaling indicators operator controls, the Schneider Electric 9001KP35LGG31 and the AB Allen-Bradley 800T-PC416 represent two different approaches. The Schneider is a green panel-mount light listed at USD 45.99. The Allen-Bradley is a multi-status indicator listed at USD 65.00. The price difference matters, but the bigger question is whether you need one signal or several.
Quick verdict
For a single "powered" or "run" signal, the Schneider is the straightforward buy: lower listed price, panel-mount design, and screw-terminal connections. For multi-mode machine statuses-manual/auto, warning, or conditional states-the Allen-Bradley keeps those indications in one unit and costs more. Choose the one that matches the number of signals your panel actually needs.
Side-by-side comparison
| Feature | Schneider 9001KP35LGG31 | AB Allen-Bradley 800T-PC416 |
| Listed price | USD 45.99 | USD 65.00 |
| Light output | Single green pilot light | Red, blue, green, clear indicator |
| Voltage | 120V AC | 120V |
| Condition | Used | New - Open box |
| What's in hand | Single pilot light | Indicator with rubber spacers, mounting nut, decorative barrel nut |
Where the Schneider wins
The Schneider is the more focused, lower-cost option. It covers a single green status with a panel-mount body. If your control panel mainly needs a clear "on" or "running" lamp, you don't have to pay for extra color positions you won't use.
Where the Allen-Bradley wins
The Allen-Bradley is the multi-status option. It groups multiple status indications in a single unit, so your operator station can distinguish modes or warnings without adding multiple lamps. If your panel needs to show several conditions at one indicator location, this design keeps the control face cleaner.
Product notes
Schneider Electric 9001KP35LGG31 30mm 120V~ Green Standard Pilot Light Used
The Schneider is the simpler choice when your panel only needs a green illuminated confirmation. It uses a 30mm panel-mount body and terminates with screw connections. Each available unit has been powered up and confirmed to illuminate, which is useful when buying used industrial components. The trade-off is that this is a single-color, single-function light, and the listed price only covers one green signal. Cosmetic condition can vary slightly, so you may see minor marks or discoloration from earlier installation or storage. If your control panel needs a dedicated green "on" lamp and you don't require multiple status colors, this pilot light keeps the hardware focused and costs less than the multi-color Allen-Bradley.
AB Allen-Bradley 800T-PC416 Indicator Lights 4 Function Red Blue Green Clear
The Allen-Bradley is the choice when one indicator must communicate several conditions. The 800T-PC416 includes red, blue, green, and clear lenses, so you can distinguish modes such as manual/auto, warnings, or machine states without adding multiple lamps. It comes in new open-box condition. The package includes three rubber spacers, a tightening mounting nut, and a decorative barrel nut, which simplifies installation. The limitation is cost: it sits at the higher listed price in this pairing, and a single multi-color indicator may be more than you need for a simple go/no-go signal. It also ships without a retail box, so the presentation is industrial rather than display-ready.
Final choice by use case
- Choose the Schneider 9001KP35LGG31 if you need one green pilot light for a standard 30mm panel hole and prefer to spend less.
- Choose the Allen-Bradley 800T-PC416 if your operator station needs multiple color indications in a single unit and you're comfortable paying more for multi-color capability.
