Patlite CLA9S-24A-CD PATLITE Signal Towers and Audible Signals

Razz Middle East supplies PATLITE signal towers, beacons, audible alarms and mounting hardware in Saudi Arabia, sourced to order against the full model code. PATLITE builds the stacked LED indicator lights that report machine state on production lines, along with rotating and flashing beacons, sounders, network-connected units and the poles and brackets that carry them. Items are ordered by the complete code and delivered duty-paid, normally within three weeks.

Patlite CLA9S-24A-CD

This page covers Patlite part number CLA9S-24A-CD — PATLITE Signal Towers and Audible Signals. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About PATLITE Signal Towers and Audible Signals

A PATLITE signal tower is defined first by its body diameter and series. LR4, LR5, LR6 and LR7 are the current LED tower families in ascending size, so LR5-02KTNU and LR7-02KTNW belong to different diameters and are not interchangeable on the same mounting. The rest of the code carries the number of illuminated tiers, the supply voltage group, whether a buzzer is fitted, the mounting style and the body colour, which is why two codes differing by a single letter are still separate parts. Colour order is written out at the end on multi-tier assemblies, as in the RYG group for red, yellow and green. Alongside the towers PATLITE makes single-tier indicators, rotating and strobe beacons, electronic sounders and voice annunciators, LED work lights and network products that take their state over Ethernet or a wireless link rather than discrete wiring. POLE-coded items are the mounting poles and brackets, sized by length and diameter, and ordered separately from the head. Mounting styles include direct, pole, wall bracket and, on some ranges, a plug-and-play base that lets the head be replaced without rewiring.

PATLITE Signal Towers and Audible Signals in Saudi Arabia

Signal towers are on almost every automated line in the Kingdom. Food, beverage, dairy and bottling plants use them to show run, stopped, starved and faulted states at a glance across a hall. Plastics, packaging, printing and building-materials factories in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and the Jubail industrial city use them on injection machines, palletisers and conveyors, and increasingly with a buzzer tier because plant noise makes light alone insufficient. Warehouses and logistics hubs use beacons and sounders at dock doors, AGV routes and crane paths. Water, wastewater and desalination sites use weather-resistant beacons on pump houses and chlorine dosing rooms. Utilities and construction compounds use them as alarm indicators on generators and switchrooms. Panel supply is usually 24 V DC from the machine control supply or 220-240 V AC at 60 Hz, dust and direct sun are the main environmental stresses on outdoor mountings, and imported equipment must meet the applicable SASO conformity requirements.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the model code exactly, including the colour group at the end. The tier count, the supply voltage, the presence of a buzzer, the mounting style and the body colour are all inside the code, and a tower ordered with the wrong mounting style will not sit on the existing base. If you are replacing a head, check the series letter and number first: an LR5 head does not fit an LR6 or LR7 base. State whether you need the pole or bracket as well, since these are separate part numbers chosen by length. For a new installation, give the control voltage available, the number of states you want to show, whether the unit is indoors or exposed to weather and sun, and whether an audible stage is required. Items are sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, with a normal lead time of three weeks, longer for network-connected and less common variants.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.