Mount this signal up to 25 ft. away from your phone and it’ll alert you when someone calls with a bell, horn, vibrating chime, or single chime. Choose a tone and program your signal accordingly. Use a telephone cord (sold separately) to connect the signal to your wall jack. If you have a single wall jack, add a splitter with two jacks (sold separately) so you can connect both your phone and the signal. It can also be hardwired to your telephone ringer signal.

Note: For use with one-line analog phones only.

Provide a signal you can see and hear. Mount these signals up to 25 ft. away from your phone and they’ll alert you when someone calls with a strobe light and an audible signal. Choose a tone and program your signal accordingly. Use a telephone cord (sold separately) to connect these signals to your wall jack.

Note: For use with one-line analog phones only.

Mount these bells up to 25 ft. away from your phone and they'll alert you when someone calls. Use a telephone cord (sold separately) to connect the bell to your wall jack. If you have a single wall jack, add a splitter with two jacks (sold separately) so you can connect both your phone and the bell. They can also be hardwired to your telephone ringer signal.

Note: For use with one-line analog phones only.

Use a computer to program colors, lighting patterns, and sounds to communicate a variety of status conditions, material levels, and cycle times—these stack lights have 21 colors and 11 sounds. Since you set up each signal from your computer, you can update them without changing hardware or wiring. These lights let you remotely monitor equipment because they don't need to be installed near the equipment they're monitoring as long as these lights are on the same Ethernet network as the equipment. For widespread communication across your facility, set as many as eight of these lights to mirror the signals of one main light.

Connect these stack lights to your computer with an Ethernet or USB cord. They can either connect to power from their terminal block or, for a simpler setup, use Power over Ethernet (PoE). They have digital inputs, so they can also receive electric signals from your programmable logic controller (PLC) or microcontroller.

Mount them to a flat surface using the included fasteners. Add a base for additional mounting options.

Keep machinery running smoothly by monitoring its health and status from your computer. Often used with electric motors, pumps, and lathes, these kits measure changes in vibration and temperature—identifying equipment problems and potential failures before they occur. Plug in the sensor, set your thresholds, and view data directly on your screen. You’ll also receive email notifications when vibrations move beyond your specified range, making them good for preventative maintenance. These sensors are 20 times faster than our other vibration monitors, and they don’t require devices such as programmable logic controllers (PLCs) to operate.

Sensors mount directly to your equipment. Use the magnetic base for quick installation, or use the threaded hole for a more permanent setup. Once the sensor is hooked up, you can either wire it directly to the receiver or connect it to the wireless transmitter to view data remotely.