Edwards Signaling 102LS-FLEDA-G1 Led Tower Light Module

Product Description

The EDWARDS SIGNALING 102LS-FLEDA-G1 is a stackable LED tower light module designed for visual signaling in industrial and commercial control panel applications. It produces a flashing amber light output and operates at 24 volts DC, drawing 0.06 amps. The module carries an IP54 and IP65 ingress protection rating along with NEMA 3R and 4X ratings, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments where dust, moisture, and corrosive conditions are a concern. Electricians and panel builders install this unit as part of a modular tower light stack to indicate machine status, process alerts, or fault conditions on equipment.

This module is suited for use in manufacturing facilities, machine tool enclosures, process control panels, and similar industrial environments where color-coded visual annunciation is required. The amber flashing mode provides a distinct attention or caution signal within a multi-zone tower light assembly. It supports both panel mount and pipe mount installation configurations, giving integrators flexibility in how the stack is mounted to a cabinet or stand.

Key Features

• Flashing amber LED output for caution or attention signaling
• Operates at 24 volts DC with a low 0.06 amp current draw
• IP54 and IP65 ingress protection ratings for dust and moisture resistance
• NEMA 3R and 4X rated for outdoor and corrosive environment suitability
• Stackable modular design for multi-color tower light configurations
• Compatible with both panel mount and pipe mount installations

Compatibility

Designed as a stackable modular replacement or addition for compatible EDWARDS SIGNALING tower light systems that accept this module form factor. No specific model compatibility data was provided in the product input.

Installation Notes

This module is typically installed by licensed electricians or qualified control panel integrators. De-energize all control panel circuits before installing or removing any tower light module. Confirm the supply voltage matches the 24 VDC requirement before powering the assembly. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for industrial control wiring and enclosure ratings when selecting mounting location and conduit routing.