Edwards Signaling 102SIN-RBA-G1 Tower Light Module

Product Description

The EDWARDS SIGNALING 102SIN-RBA-G1 is a preassembled, stackable tower light module unit designed for industrial and commercial signaling applications. This incandescent lamp unit produces steady amber, blue, and red light outputs, making it suitable for multi-status visual indication systems. It operates at 24 volts DC and draws 0.96 amps. The unit carries IP54 and IP65 ingress protection ratings along with NEMA 3R and 4X ratings, providing resistance to dust, water, and corrosive environments. Installation is accomplished via pipe mount. Licensed electricians and industrial controls technicians are the primary installers of this type of signaling equipment.

This tower light module is intended for use in industrial facilities, manufacturing environments, and commercial buildings where multi-color visual annunciation is required. Typical applications include machine status indication, process control panels, and alarm annunciation systems. The preassembled stackable design allows multiple modules to be combined into a single tower assembly to communicate several operating states simultaneously. The steady-burn light mode provides continuous status indication without the visual fatigue associated with flashing signals.

Key Features

• Preassembled stackable unit ready for installation without additional module assembly
• Three light colors in one unit: amber, blue, and red for multi-status indication
• Steady light operation for continuous visual status display
• IP54 and IP65 ingress protection ratings for dust and water resistance
• NEMA 3R and 4X ratings suitable for wet, corrosive, and outdoor environments
• Pipe mount configuration for standard industrial tower light installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for stackable industrial tower light systems using pipe-mount assemblies at 24 volts DC.

Installation Notes

This module is installed by a licensed electrician or qualified industrial controls technician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the control panel or machine before connecting or replacing any signaling module. Verify that the supply voltage matches the 24-volt DC requirement of this unit before energizing. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for low-voltage control wiring and enclosure ratings when selecting mounting locations.