MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT WARNING
Use this path when a warning is tied to a specific machine event or operating condition. Start with what the machine needs to communicate and how people should notice it.
Identify the machine event first, then choose how nearby personnel should notice it.
STEP 2 — CHOOSE A STARTING DIRECTION
MULTIPLE MACHINE STATES
Use a multi-state visual direction when several defined machine states need separate indication.
ALX-T Series
Starting route: Signal Towers
NEXT QUESTION
How will the required states be activated and where will the device be installed?
Validate This DirectionONE CLEAR VISUAL ALERT
Use a beacon or strobe when one machine event needs a clear visual signal.
ALX-b Industrial Series
Starting route: Beacon & Strobe Warning Lights
NEXT QUESTION
Can the warning be positioned where personnel can reliably see it?
Validate This DirectionAUDIBLE OR AUDIBLE + VISUAL
Use this direction when the warning should not depend only on where personnel are looking.
Confirm how the warning starts, where it will be mounted and the conditions needed for final product selection.
ACTIVATION METHOD
Use this path when the warning should operate when the required power is supplied.
Use this path when a compatible machine signal or control output starts the warning.
Exact input requirements depend on the selected model.If remote control, sensing or communication is the main requirement, review the Remote, Wireless & Sensor-Triggered Warning solution.
INSTALLATION POSITION
Directly on the equipment or machine enclosure.
On a related machine or control enclosure.
A fixed mounting position adjacent to the machine.
FINAL SELECTION CHECK
These details can change the final Series or model.
If the project involves special wiring, mounting, control or other model-specific requirements, send the available drawing or specification for review.
Use the confirmed machine event, warning method and installation conditions to continue with Series-level comparison.
MULTIPLE MACHINE STATES
Signal Towers
Choose this route when several defined machine states need separate visual indication.
View ALX-T Series
ONE FIXED VISUAL ALERT
Industrial Beacon & Strobe Lights
Choose this route when one defined machine condition needs a fixed visual warning.
View Industrial Beacons
COMPACT AUDIBLE + VISUAL WARNING
Audible & Visual Industrial Alarms
Choose this route when a compact audible + visual warning fits the machinery application.
View ALX-100 Series
HIGHER-OUTPUT AUDIBLE WARNING
Higher-Output Industrial Alarms
Choose this route when the machinery application requires a higher-output audible warning direction.
View ALX-200 SeriesThese routes narrow the Series, not the final model. Confirm voltage, control, mounting and model-specific specifications before ordering.
Depending on the selected model, the warning may use power-on activation or a compatible external signal or control input. Confirm the required interface before selection.
Yes. A photo, wiring drawing or existing product reference can help explain the machine, installation position and known control requirement.
Provide the machine event, warning method, available voltage, mounting position and any control information already known.
PRODUCT RECOMMENDATION
Share the machine application and the information you already have. We can use these details to narrow the suitable warning direction and product configuration.
You do not need to know the exact model. Provide the information already available and leave uncertain items as “Not Sure”.
