Modular Signal Towers - LR Series -- Occupational Health & Safety

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Modular Signal Towers - LR Series

Signal towers are ideal for various work places to identify potentially unsafe areas, environments, and situations. Alert workers with color coded visual signaling by identifying the safety and operational status of a machine or work area to avoid injuries and dangerous work stoppages. With PATLITE’s LR Series Modular Signal Towers, you can choose from a variety of sizes, colors, mounting configurations, and optional buzzer sounds to fit your application. Contact us today to speak to an expert about making your workplace safer.

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