PATLITE: State-of-the-art equipment for process and industrial automation
PATLITE is a world leader in visual and acoustic signaling. Since 1947 we have been providing cutting-edge solutions for industrial automation and production processes. We offer innovative and durable design, thanks to many years of experience in the security industry.
Headquartered in Japan, PATLITE has over 1000 employees worldwide, wholly owned sales subsidiaries and manufacturing sites in Japan and Indonesia. Our R&D team is located in Japan, so we can consistently provide quality innovative products made in Japan.
Starting with the micromotor, PATLITE has expanded its technology by focusing on industry trends. As signaling needs are shifting from simple visual and acoustic signal towers to smart devices with network connection, PATLITE now also provides products with wireless data acquisition capabilities, multi-colored and programmable signal towers, IO-Link connected, POE and more.
Featured products
NHL LED Signal Tower With Buzzer
- Preconfigured with 3 LED Colors: Red, Amber, Green with 80dB Buzzer
- Protocol: HTTP, Modbus/TCP, SOCKET
- E-mail sending capability to report immediately when an event in the network occurs
LA6 POE Signal Tower
- Programmable, multi-color, LED Signal Tower with Power over Ethernet (PoE)
- Featuring a built-in web interface for quick and easy configuration
- 21 distinct LED colors and 11 alarms
LA6 POE Ethernet Programmable LED Signal Tower
Play the video to see how it works!
SL Series Flashing Beacons
The newly developed Fresnel lens distributes ambient, uniform light from all surfaces of the globe, including the top.
LR6-USB Signal Tower
Directly triggered and powered via USB interface compatible with Windows(R) and Linux. Supports solid color, clear-globe, and 7-in-1 multi-color LED units.
Multicolor LED Beacon
Capacitive touch sensor enables real-time status confirmations. Features simultaneous use of continuous, flashing, and audible alarm conditions.
IO-Link Signal Beacons
IO-Link signal beacon that uses touch sensors and digital/analog inputs to visualize on-site information, up to 7 colors can be emitted.
