Collection: LED Indicators & Signal Beacons

A pilot light is a small panel indicator showing power or status from up close. A beacon is a larger, brighter signal device, often flashing or rotating, meant to be seen across a room or yard to warn of movement or a fault.

Generally red means stop or fault, green means run or OK, and amber means caution. A stacked signal tower combines these so one machine can show several states at once.

They come in common low-voltage and mains-voltage versions. Check the product label and match it to your control circuit. Low-voltage models may need a suitable supply such as a driver or transformer.

Panel indicators are specified by their mounting diameter (the hole they fit into). Check the listed cut-out size against your panel hole, or drill to suit. For panel hardware see electrical panels.

Yes, some beacons and signal towers combine a flashing LED with an audible buzzer, useful in noisy areas where a visual signal alone might be missed. Check the product description for the audible option.

They are typically driven by the output of control gear such as a relay or contactor so the light follows the machine state. Wiring should follow the device rating and be done safely, ideally by a qualified person.

Yes, orders over €80 ship free with fast delivery across Greece. See the shipping page for full details.

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