The Phosphor cell signal slash icon visually represents a disabled or absent cellular network connection, commonly used to indicate no service or a blocked signal.
Common uses
- Displaying 'No Service' status on a mobile device.
- Indicating a disabled or unavailable network connection in settings.
- Showing a failed or interrupted cellular data transfer.
Use it in React
Install
npm i @phosphor-icons/reactImport & render
import { CellSignalSlash } from '@phosphor-icons/react';
<CellSignalSlash size={24} />Styles
Phosphor ships this icon in 6 styles — each its own import:
regular
<CellSignalSlash size={24} />thin
<CellSignalSlash size={24} weight="thin" />light
<CellSignalSlash size={24} weight="light" />bold
<CellSignalSlash size={24} weight="bold" />fill
<CellSignalSlash size={24} weight="fill" />duotone
<CellSignalSlash size={24} weight="duotone" />Details
- Library
- Phosphor (1,512 icons)
- License
- MIT
- viewBox
0 0 256 256- Category
- system
- Keywords
- wirelesscellularphonemobilenetworkconnectionconnectivitydisconnecteddisabledreceptionservicesystemcellsignalslashno service icon
FAQ
- What does the cell signal slash icon mean?
- It signifies a lack of cellular signal or a disconnected network. It's used to show that a device cannot connect to the mobile network.
- How do I use the cell signal slash icon in React?
- You can import and use it directly from the Phosphor React library: import { CellSignalSlash } from '@phosphor-icons/react'.
- What is the license for this icon?
- The Phosphor icon set, including the cell signal slash icon, is available under the MIT license.
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