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The EDWARDS SIGNALING 102LS-FLEDG-G1 is a green, flashing LED light module designed for use in stackable tower light (stacklight) assemblies. Operating at 24 VDC and drawing 0.06 amps, this module delivers a highly visible flashing green signal for industrial status indication, machine monitoring, and process control applications. The unit is rated IP54 and IP65 for ingress protection, making it suitable for environments where dust and water exposure are a concern. It is also vibration resistant and weatherproof, supporting reliable operation in demanding facility conditions. A licensed electrician or controls technician installs this module as part of a multi-tier stacklight column.
This module is designed for industrial, commercial, and manufacturing environments where visual annunciation of equipment or process status is required. It panels mounts or pipe mounts into a stacklight column, allowing technicians to configure color-coded signal towers for machine status, fault indication, or workflow signaling. The flashing green output is commonly used to indicate a specific run state, warning condition, or operator prompt. The 102LS-FLEDG-G1 ships as a single module and is built to stack with other 102 Series modules for multi-zone signaling applications.
Designed for use with 102 Series Stacklights from EDWARDS SIGNALING. Compatible with panel mount and pipe mount stacklight column configurations using the 102 Series platform.
Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or controls technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements and the manufacturer wiring documentation. Disconnect and lock out all power to the stacklight assembly before adding, removing, or replacing any module. Ensure the mounting surface or pipe diameter is appropriate for the 102 Series column hardware before securing the unit. Do not exceed the rated voltage or amperage for the module.
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