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As a global company, we offer our products and support worldwide. The LR Series conforms to international standards. The PATLITE group has built a global sales network to effectively provide goods and services to customers anywhere. Signal Tower LR Series 4-1-3, Kyutaromachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka 541-0056 Japan TEL. +81-6-7711-8953 FAX. +81-6-7711-8961 E-mail: [email protected] 20130 S. Western Ave. Torrance, CA 90501, U.S.A. TEL. +1-310-328-3222 FAX. +1-310-328-2676 E-mail: [email protected] No.2 Leng Kee Road, #05-01 Thye Hong Centre, Singapore 159086 TEL. +65- 6226-1111 FAX. +65-6324-1411 E-mail: [email protected] Room 1102-1103, No.55, Lane 777, Guangzhong Road (West), ZhabeiDistrict, Shanghai, China 200072 TEL. +86-21-6630-8969 FAX. +86-21-6630-8938 E-mail: [email protected] Am Soeldnermoos 8, D-85399 Hallbergmoos, Germany TEL. +49-811-9981-9770-0 FAX. +49-811-9981-9770-90 E-mail: [email protected] To ensure correct use of these products, read the “Instruction Manual” prior to use. Failure to A2603, Daesung, D-POLIS, 606, Seobusaet-gil, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul, 08504, Korea follow all safeguards can result in fire, electric TEL. +82-2-523-6636 FAX. +82-2-861-9919 E-mail: [email protected] shock, or other accidents.Specifications are subject to change without notice. 7F. No. 91, Huayin St, Datong District Taipei, Taiwan R.O.C TEL. +886-2-2555-1611 FAX. +886-2-2555-1621 E-mail: [email protected] Olympia Thai Tower, 15th Floor 444 Ratchadapisek Road Samsennok, Huay Kwang Bangkok 10310, Thailand TEL. +66-2-541-5431 FAX. +66-2-541-5429 E-mail: [email protected] For the benefit of mankind and the earth, Patlite is http://www.patlite.com committed to developing environmentally friendly IP65 products. www.patlite.com PATLITE，the PATLITE logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of PATLITE Corporation in JAPAN and/or other countries. NEMA 360° Buzzer Easy-buildModular Type 4X, 13 O-AG10A EN 1710 A Signal Tower φ40mm φ50mm Modular Components Example LR4 LR5 LR Series φ60mm φ70mm Modular LED Signal Tower LR6 LR7 Body Units Buzzer Units LED Units Clear-globe LED Units Multi-color LED Units Optional Parts Example Circular Bracket L-bracket Wall-mount Bracket ■ LED/Buzzer Unit Removal ■ LED Unit Attachment 1000 2300 mcd mcd LED Unit or Align the marks: Unlocked Buzzer Unit Align with arrow: Locked “Click!” “Click!” Body, or LED Unit 1) Hold the LED/Buzzer Unit or Base and turn counter-clockwise to 1) Align the bar markings on the unlock the unit. LED Unit. 2) Aligning the bar with arrow, turn 2) Pull straight up to remove the unit. clockwise to lock. Modular System Design Reorganizing Modules is Effortless A Uniform 360° Light-Emitting Design Current New LCE-A Series (φ40) LR4 Series (φ40) Traditional stack lights typically require additional threaded The LR modular system makes reconfiguring the The new LED color module features a new, unique ※ shafts or tools to reconfigure LED units. The LR modular color order simple with it's twist-and-lock design. interior lens construction that achieves a fuller, more More than Twice the Light Output QR system design redefines signal tower assembly by making Replacing and reconfiguring LED units or adding uniform 360° degree light output. Light color is vibrant コード The LR Series lens distributes light more efficiently, increasing customization and repair seamless. a buzzer module is easier than ever. with more emission area for reliable indication from luminous intensity by more than double that of our current Scan to see this further distances. models. in action ※ Based on the φ40 Red LED Model Unique Method of Fully Enclosed Sound Module New IP65 Inspired by a drum percussion instrument, the fully enclosed sound module is able to more efficiently vibrate sound waves, producing even NEMA TYPE 360° omnidirectional sound resonance. Resistance to water and dust is also increased. 4X,13 POLYCARBONATE RESIN Buzzer Direction Full 360° Direction Machinery Sound Machinery Sound 0° 0° 330° 110 30° 330° 110 30° LR (Buzzer No. 3) LR (Buzzer No. 4) 100 100 LR6 300° 90 60° 300° 90 60° 80 80 Current 70 70 60 60 270° 90° 270° 90° ABS RESIN 240° 120° 240° 120° (Buzzer No.3) Rapid Hi-low Sound (Buzzer No.4) Sweep Sound 210° 150° 210° 150° 180° 180° 2016Hz/3012Hz 1000Hz - 4032Hz (changing) Current New LME New Sounds Heard Above the Noise LHE Series (φ70) LR7 Series (φ70) Smooth Surface Environmental Performance Upgraded Materials ※ Maximum 90dB Output 4 built-in buzzer sounds. Buzzer sounds No. 3 and No. 4 are designed at a higher variable frequency to be heard above the noise of surrounding The LR base, LED units and buzzer modules Features a rugged structure with the following Upgrading from an ABS to The fully enclosed buzzer module produces more efficient Polycarbonate material, and machinery. Alternatively, a sound reduction function of approx. -10dB is secures together tight and flush, creating a ratings: IP65 / NEMA Type 4x, 13 withstands silicon resin O-rings, results sound, up to 90dB, at 1 meter. smooth surface, ideal for easy cleaning and various environmental conditions, such as included for use in quieter environments. in a more lightweight, shock *LR7 buzzer No.4 (Sweep tone) water run off. water and dust. ※ Four Buzzer Sounds and water resistant product. Cable wire No.1 Rapid Intermittent sound No.2 Continuous sound No.3 Rapid Hi-low No.4 Sweep sound included 1 2 New Lineup Wireless Data Acquisition System Transmitters Receiver Clear-globe LED Unit Multi-color LED Unit LR4-E-RZ LR6-E-MZ 7 colors 4 (Φ40) R (Red) 5 (Φ50) Y (Amber) 6 (Φ60) G (Green) B (Blue) Lights Lights OFF ON LR6 By connecting (red, green, blue) wires, the colors light up. Individual Unit Individual Unit Signal Tower LR6 Transmitter Signal Tower LR5 Transmitter Receiver Red/ Wire LR4 LR5 LR6 Red Red/ Blue Green Blue/ Red/ Green/ It displays 7 colors in one unit. Color Green Green Blue WDT-6LR-Z2 WDT-5LR-Z2 WDR-LE-Z2 ※ Blue Clear globes for R,Y,G,B Pre-assembled (Red/Green/Blue/Amber/ LED Cyan/Purple/White) Red Amber Blue Green Cyan Purple White ※ LR4, LR6 Only Color Corresponding Model Current Consumption Corresponding Model Current Consumption Number of Transmitter Connection Type ※1 LR6Series max55mA LR5Series max55mA 20Units LAN/USB MAX 30Units ●Direct Mount Installation ●Installation Method 2 Transmission Distance Transmission Distance Transmission Distance ※3 Direct Mount with M12 Connector ※2 ※2 m Multiple Units Direct Mount Pole Mount 20m 20 typ.65mA Easy Wiring 1/2” NPT Support The M12 connection type provides Bracket is designed to t a 1/2 inch a convenient, single cable mating NPT threaded pipe. ※1 Radio signal quality will depend on the environment, device location and number of connections. point. ※2 Due to the characteristic of radio waves, the connection distances are reference values. ※3 Two or more receiver units can operate simultaneously with LAN connections. Pre-assembled Body Unit (Ask your PATLITE Sales Representative for details.) Model Easy direct-mount installation Monitor and acquire critical equipment data Rated Mounting/ Model Tiers Buzzer Body Color LED Unit Color Voltage Wiring If one hole is placed in the mounting Assembly Model LR 6 - 3 02 WC N W - RYG position, it can easily be attached. Unit Model It can easily be secured with an M30 nut. (Body Unit) LR 6 - 02 WC N W 1/2" NPT Install below LED modules 6 φ60 1 - 5 Tiers 02 24V DC B Buzzer W Off-white 1 2 3 ※ The M12 Connector Signal Tower with WD receiver acts as Receive raw N No Buzzer WC Direct Mount / M12 Connector LED Color: R（ Red）/Y（ Amber）/ & Cable (SZ-120) is WD transmitter installs a data bridge between equipment data for G（ Green）/B（ Blue） /C（ White） sold separately. （From top to bottom） easily on equipment transmitters and PCs export to CVS file Signal Wireless Receiver Tower Transmitter Manual Control Signal Tower Send status information wirelessly LAN/ Information data is securely transmitted from LR USB HSST-3M2-RYG Assembly Process Signal Towers What is HSST? WDR-LE-Z2 It is a kit featuring an LR5 Signal Tower, a switch box, AC/DC adaptor, and mounting hardware. This system can be used for a wide range of applications such as, improving eciency of production assembly lines LR5/LR7 Screwless Terminal Knock-out Mount ●Installation Method 1 ●Installation Method 2 and discreet communications in call centers. Direct Mount (Using accessories) Pole Mount (Not Using accessories) Assembly Line Lighting Display Mount on pole bracket by knocking out Mount directly by knocking out holes in the Dual mount base unit allows for direct or pole holes with the tapping screws included bracket and securing with nuts and bolts. Clear-globe Type Mounting Image Problem Occurred mounting with the bracket. Low Material Stock Binding Head Tapping Screw Need Assistance Mounting Bracket with 3×12 2pcs. knock-outs Topside Recommended Torque 0.8 N m Customer Support / Call Center Hexagon Bolt Pole Bracket Call Status Display φ50 Body Unit φ70 Body Unit Need a Manager Flanged Nut Pole Waterproof Ring On Hold ※Sold separately Screw and nut accessories included. Recommended Torque On Call Accessory 0.8 N m LR5 - KT LR7 - KT Rated Voltage Size Operating Specifications Tiers Model Color Hexagon Bolt Hexagon Nut with Hexagon Bolt Hexagon Nut with （M3 x 20） Flange（ M3） （M4 x 20） Flange（ M4） Waterproof Pacing Pole ※Not included with this product. Switch ON/OFF 100V - 240V AC φ50 3 HSST-3M2-RYG Clear Red/Amber/Green 3 pcs.
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