Patlite LME and LCE model signal towers

Published: 07 March 2008  12:00 AM
Industry Channel: None
Source: The Engineer Online
Company: Lenze Ltd

The Patlite LME and LCE model signal towers available from Lenze feature long life and increased visibility using LEDs.  Furthermore the LED bulbs have very low energy consumption, as little as 1.7W.  The towers are available in a number of colour combinations and mounting options.  A high enclosure level permits installation in virtually any application.

Lenze Ltd, a leading supplier of drive technology and automation systems teamed up in 2002 with the Japanese company Patlite who have a reputation for innovation and manufacturing excellence.  Patlite design and manufacture indicator and warning systems and have captured a large share of the American and Far East markets.  This alliance has opened the UK market to Patlite and allowed Lenze to increase their offering of safety products to their customers.

The LME and LCE models are part of a large range of signal towers now offered by Lenze.  The two towers use an LED lighting system which provides more than 100,000 hours life equivalent to 11 years continuous operation. The unique double reflection system enhances the LED light diffusion to create a full and brighter light, ideal for installation where bright ambient light may be present.

The towers are made of ABS resin providing an IP65 rating, making it ideal for harsh environments.  The models are CE and UL compliant and are available in 24V dc supply or 100-220 Vac on the LME only.

The LME and LCE towers are 60mm and 40mm respectively.  Options include silver or ivory body, mounting poles, brackets, base modules with an 85 dB alarm and 2 selectable tones.  Up to five colour elements can be built in, with a choice of red, blue, green, yellow and white.  The sequence of colours is open to customer choice, and can even be changed after installation.

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