Hello folks :

I would greatly appreciate if some kind folks could direct me to some sources of this kind of light.

This type of warning light is commonly found on automated production equipment, for indication of malfunctions, jams, etc.

LED powered type will be most welcome

best regards,
KS Neoh

 

Try this company

Radionics Ltd.
email [email protected]

Fred Cooke

 

Here are a few sources for the "tower lights": Allen-Bradley, Telemecanique,
Joslyn Clark, and Patlite.

Dave Rais
Controls Engineer
Lockwood Greene

 

There are dozens of manufacturers that sell “stacking” indicator light modules. Most of the companies that make operator controls (pushbuttons. etc.) also sell these indicators. I’ve always used Telemecanique, but one complaint I have is the fact that you need to disassemble the upper sections to replace the lamps in the lower sections. Other manufacturers make bulb replacement a little easier. The LED lamps are a bit expensive, but they make up for the expense in bulb life.
Other names that come to mind are EE Controls, and Federal Signal.
Hope this helps,

 Eric Nelson [email protected] Controls/Software
Packaging Associates Automation Inc. [email protected]
Rockaway, NJ, USA

 

Try Edwards Signaling Products for stackable beacons:
http://www.edwards-signals.com/solutions/PCS/PCS-5.htm
They have several options.
Regards,

George Culver

 

Regarding the tri-colour tower lights, the distributor RS supplies 50mm and
70mm diameter stacking beacons which can have up to five different colours.
You can see these at their web site at:

http://www.rs-components.com/

Hope this helps!

Bryan Weir.

 

Go to ttp://www.schneiderelectric.com/.

Their Telemecanique group make a good tri color warning light

 

I seem to remember Brad Harrison/Daniel Woodhead Company had a tower light
that you could dis-assemble each light individually to change the bulb,
without dis-
assembling the complete tower. I may be wrong, but I thought it was Brad
Harrison.
I never used them so I can't talk about their quality or durability.
http://www.danielwoodhead.com/
BTW, I think Allen-Bradley (www.ab.com) has some with a device-net
interface.
==Phil

Phillip G. Costantinou, P.E.
Instrumentation and Controls Engineer
I.C. Thomasson Associates
2950 Kraft Drive
Suite 500
P.O. Box 40527
Nashville, TN 37204-0527
http://www.icthomasson.com