stack light

jimtech67 · Aug 18, 2021

Anyone have recommendations for a stack light the can be seen in bright sun light?

My existing one don't cut it..

It needs to be rated for:
24 VAC
will be outside
Prefer LED
needs to be on a extension pole about 2 or 3 feet
.....
yellow and green by the way

Thanks

Snyd1 · Aug 18, 2021

Might think about making a custom shade of some sort to help. I have not used their stack lights but I would start my search with federal signal if I had to.

https://signaling.fedsig.com/product/radiant-stack-light

passwordg · Aug 18, 2021

https://www.alliedelec.com/product/edwards-signaling/102sin-rga-g1/70016581/
Allen Bradley has some for outdoor too.

Your brightness options are limited in a stack light. A single light signal might be a better choice.
Something like this, and you could do 3 of them like a traffic light.
https://www.alliedelec.com/product/edwards-signaling/51r-g1/70273634/

5618 · Aug 19, 2021

Banner Engineering also has some nice lighting in IP65-67 range. I've used TL70 stack lights. They're bright and nice quality. Shingle & Gibb or Peerless Electronics will be your local distributor. Allied Electronics also sells Banner without the local support.

JeremyM · Aug 19, 2021

Finally! Someone has found a place to use the beloved traffic light program.

Nova5 · Aug 19, 2021

JeremyM said:
Finally! Someone has found a place to use the beloved traffic light program.

Just go buy a traffic light.

Place I worked before bought one and used it to signal Safety for the last week.. Red, Reported Injury. Yellow, Near Miss. Green, Safety Maintained.

Just a simple stupid 3 Position NO-NO-NO switch.

Snyd1 · Aug 19, 2021

Nova5 said:
Just go buy a traffic light.

Traffic lights have shades over them like I mentioned above, helping to keep direct sunlight from effecting their visibility. If you could design something for your the current stack light you might see improvements.

Nova5 · Aug 19, 2021

Snyd1 said:
Traffic lights have shades over them like I mentioned above, helping to keep direct sunlight from effecting their visibility. If you could design something for your the current stack light you might see improvements.

I'm thinking if he gets a traffic light (only a few hundred bucks) he can get the visibility he wants if he's needing just unidirectional.

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