Modular LED signal tower lights (Andon lights, stack lights) for machine status indication, production line monitoring, and industrial alarm systems. 1 to 5 tiers, red-amber-green-blue-white, 24V DC and 220V AC. With or without integrated buzzer.

A CNC machinist should not have to walk to a machine to know if it is running, faulted, or idle. A 3-tier tower light mounted on the machine column — green running, amber attention, red fault — tells every person in the bay the machine status at a glance from 20 metres away.
Tower lights (also called stack lights or Andon lights) are the universal language of machine status in manufacturing. They cut response time to faults, enable supervisors to monitor multiple machines simultaneously, and are the foundation of Lean and Andon production systems.
| Colour | Meaning (IEC 60204-1) | Common use |
|---|---|---|
| 🟢 Green | Normal / Running / OK | Machine running within parameters, production in progress |
| 🟡 Amber | Warning / Attention needed | Tool change due, material low, maintenance alert, near limit |
| 🔴 Red | Fault / Stop / Emergency | Machine fault, E-stop activated, process out of limits |
| 🔵 Blue | Operator call required | Quality check needed, changeover, operator assistance |
| ⚪ White | Power on / Idle | Machine energised but not running, setup mode |
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1, 2, 3, 4, or 5. Standard industrial: 3-tier (R+A+G). Andon system: 4-tier (R+A+G+B). Full suite: 5-tier (R+A+G+B+W).
Bottom to top — e.g. "Red bottom, Amber middle, Green top". Standard IEC sequence: Red bottom, Amber middle, Green top.
24V DC for PLC-driven systems. 220V AC for direct mains connection. Specify clearly.
Optional buzzer module at the base — 90 dB, same housing. Specify yes or no.
Steady, Flashing (0.5Hz or 1Hz), or both. Each tier can have independent mode via PLC output.
Specify tiers, colours (bottom to top), voltage, and buzzer yes/no. We'll confirm and deliver ex-Indore.