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Signal tower – reliable device status visualization

The XVMB2RGSSB signal tower from Schneider Electric is a reliable signaling device designed for installation in places requiring clear and readable visual communication. Equipped with two signaling elements – red and green – and a built-in buzzer, it provides comprehensive information about the operating status of a machine or process. The tower diameter is 45 mm, making it visible from a distance, and the IP42 protection class guarantees resistance to dust and splashing.

Signal towers from the Harmony series are a proven choice for industry, where reliability and safety are key. The device operates at 24V AC/DC, ensuring wide compatibility with various power systems. Acoustic signaling with a volume of 80 dB further increases the effectiveness of warning operators about potential problems.

Functionality and application

The XVMB2RGSSB signal tower finds application in many industrial sectors, including:

• Industrial automation: signaling the operating status of machines and devices.
• Production lines: informing about production progress and possible failures.
• Warehouses and logistics: indicating the availability of workstations or the need for intervention.
• Safety systems: warning of hazards and alarms.

Thanks to the ability to emit continuous light and an audible signal, the signal tower can be used for various purposes – from simply indicating the status of a device to advanced alarm systems. The built-in buzzer allows for quick attention of the operator even in a noisy environment.

Construction and technical parameters

The tower is made of high-quality materials, guaranteeing its durability and resistance to mechanical damage. AC/DC power supply (24V) provides installation flexibility, and compact dimensions facilitate mounting in limited spaces. This makes the signal tower suitable for both new installations and modernization of existing systems. The use of LEDs ensures long life and low power consumption, which translates into operational savings.