Pro Editor
This software allows users to easily customize their own indicators with a wide variety of color and animation options in the field without requiring IO-Link.
TL70 70-millimeter tower lights provide clear, configurable status indication for machines, production lines, and workstations. The series includes programmable, programmable discrete, and preassembled models, giving users a flexible platform for building visual and audible indication around specific application needs, control architectures, and installation preferences.
A host of options are available: modular bases, standard and programmable color indication, LED animations, intensity control, audible alerts, and multiple communication methods. Numerous combinations of these help TL70 tower lights solve communications challenges visually. From simple stack light replacement to more dynamic machine communication, TL70 makes it easier to standardize indication across equipment while allowing tower lights to be easily configured to each individual application.
Preassembled TL70 Tower Lights come preconfigured to match machine, process, and visibility requirements, simplifying selection, ordering, and installation. A wide selection of single-color segments and indication options makes it easy to standardize machine indication across a facility.
These are available across three model families. Ideal for most applications, TL70 Basic models provide a flexible indication platform with both discrete and IO-Link communication options, and audible alerts up to 104 decibels. TL70 Core models are designed for applications requiring AC-powered operation and have audible alerts up to 109 decibels. Wireless TL70 models provide remote indication and control without the hassles and extra costs of long cable runs.
The advanced communication and programmable indication found in preassembled programmable TL70 Tower Lights deliver enhanced machine visibility and control. Using dynamic animations, multicolor light segments, audible alerts, and advanced operating modes, programmable TL70 lights quickly communicate critical information.
IO-Link, discrete, Modbus RTU, Ethernet, and Power over Ethernet (PoE) options support a wide range of machine and plant architectures. Machine status, process information, and alarms can be shared across connected systems, while network-enabled models allow easy remote configuration, monitoring, and tower light control. Light segments can be easily controlled by software instead of being manually configured via onboard DIP switches. Models with discrete communication easily integrate with PLC-based control systems, while PFM/PWM functionality reduces wiring and conserves valuable I/O.
Modular TL70 components allow tower lights to be tailored to applications while maintaining flexibility for future changes. Users can combine bases, light segments, and audible segments from across the TL70 modular tower light line to create application-specific indication. This simplifies setup, inventory management, and future modifications.
Programmable models automatically detect the number and types of modules when connected, further simplifying setup and configuration. Non-programmable models offer a wide selection of colored segments for easy customization.
Three model families have modular tower light options. TL70 Basic models provide a flexible indication platform with both discrete and IO-Link communication options. TL70 Pro Select models combine IO-Link communication and software-based configuration to easily standardize indication across equipment. For nearly limitless configuration possibilities and wide-ranging industrial architecture support, the TL70 Pro is available with IO-Link, discrete, Modbus RTU, Ethernet, and Power over Ethernet options.
TL70 programmable models provide flexible options for communicating machine status, process conditions, and operator actions. Customize colors, animations, and audible indications with Banner’s free Pro Editor Software, or dynamically control supported models through IO-Link®, Modbus®, and industrial Ethernet networks.
It’s easy to assign meaning to color and motion across machines, lines, and workstations when using TL70 lights. Standard color segments support familiar machine-status colors such as green, yellow, red, blue, white, and orange, while programmable RGB configurations provide up to 14 predefined colors and custom RGB color control on supported IO-Link models. Bright, uniform segments appear gray when off, helping reduce false indication from ambient light and making active status conditions easier to recognize. A variety of animations—including solid-on, flash, strobe, two-color flash, rotate, chase, intensity sweep, run mode, level mode, and gauge-style indication—help operators distinguish between normal operation, warnings, alarms, process status, and transitional machine states without adding more devices. These visual patterns give users more ways to communicate urgency, direction, progress, or priority, letting a tower light show what changed and how to respond.
TL70 tower lights support a variety of control methods, from simple discrete inputs and pin-to-position activation to advanced networked communication. Supported models can be configured using Banner's Pro Editor Software for quick setup and standardized deployment, while connected systems can adjust indication and audible settings in real time through PLCs, IO-Link masters, and industrial networks.
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With the Pro Editor software and Pro Converter Cable, you can easily customize indicators with a wide variety of color and animation options.
The software allows users to program their own devices in the field without requiring IO-Link.
The Pro Series programmable multicolor LED devices from Banner Engineering offer limitless possibilities for advanced indication of dynamic machine states, operator interaction, and process statuses. Watch the video to see what elevates a Banner Pro light above a traditional factory light.
The TL70 Modular Tower Light is another solution from the leader in lighting & indicators designed to help you work smarter and more efficiently with better visual management. Banner engineered a better design, providing a bigger and brighter indicator with uniform light and the choice between preassembled or modular versions. The modularity allows you to customize the tower light as needed and change positions in the field.
In this video, Banner demonstrates how to easily configure and install the TL70 Modular Tower Light in just a few steps. This software tutorial video is meant as a reference tool only. It was created as a guide to help you through the general steps involved during the installation process. It is important that you read and follow the written installation instructions included with the product.
Banner Engineering offers a complete portfolio of tower lights--for your simplest to your most advanced indication requirements. Watch the video to learn more about our capabilities for machine status indication.
Learn how adding a wireless communication segment to your existing TL70 tower light can turn a standard indicator into a data-gathering hub for IIoT applications.
The TL70 tower light can have up to 6 light segments, or 5 light segments and an audible.
Only one audible alarm segment can be used per tower light. There are 4 different audible alarms available for the TL70 tower lights, some of which are capable of having different tones (Multi-Tone Audible and Programmable Audible).
The audibles will vary in loudness from 75-101 dB; 75 dB is similar in loudness to a vacuum cleaner, and 101 dB is similar to a jackhammer.
Answer: The brightness of the LEDs depends on the color. Below are the lumen output levels of each color (typically at 25 °C):
The lifespan of the LEDs is over 50,000 hours. It is extremely rare to burn out LEDs; it is much more likely that the light will be damaged before the LEDs burn out. It is not possible to replace individual LEDs, however, it is possible to replace individual light segments (see datasheet for model numbers).
One of the major benefits of the TL70 tower light is that the light segments appear gray when they are not lit up; this allows for reliable visibility when the tower light is used in outdoor applications.
Each tower light segment is capable of flashing. Dip switches 7 and 8 on the segments determine if the segment will be solid, flashing at 1.5 Hz, or flashing at 3 Hz.
The chart below summarizes compatibility between TL70 base modules, light modules, and audible modules. Recommended TL70 platforms share common light and audible modules across multiple communication options, providing greater flexibility, simplified inventory management, and easier upgrades as application requirements evolve.
| Product Family | Base Modules | Compatible Light Modules | Compatible Audible Modules |
|---|---|---|---|
| TL70 Pro Select (IO-Link) | B-TL70PSK-Q | SG-TL70P-L | SG-TL70P-A |
| TL70 Pro (Discrete) | B-TL70P-Q5, B-TL70P-Q8 | SG-TL70P-L | SG-TL70P-A |
| TL70 Pro Modbus RTU | B-TL70PM-Q | SG-TL70P-L | SG-TL70P-A |
| TL70 Pro Ethernet | B-TL70PE-Q2PE | SG-TL70P-L | SG-TL70P-A |
| TL70 Pro Power over Ethernet (PoE) | B-TL70POE-QPD | SG-TL70P-L | SG-TL70P-A |
| TL70 Basic (IO-Link) | B-TL70BK-Q | SG-TL70B-R, SG-TL70B-Y, SG-TL70B-G, SG-TL70B-B, SG-TL70B-W, SG-TL70B-O, SG-TL70B-V | SG-TL70B-A |
| TL70 Basic (Discrete) | B-TL70B-Q5, B-TL70B-Q8 | SG-TL70B-R, SG-TL70B-Y, SG-TL70B-G, SG-TL70B-B, SG-TL70B-W, SG-TL70B-O, SG-TL70B-V | SG-TL70B-A |
| TL70 Pro IO-Link | B-TL70PK-Q, B-TL70PK-QP, B-TL70PK-QC | SG-TL70P-RGB | SG-TL70-A, SG-TL70-AL, SG-TL70-AP |
| TL70 Core | B-TL70-5, B-TL70-8, B-TL70-Q5, B-TL70-Q8, B-TL70-QP5, B-TL70-QP8, B-TL70-T, B-TL70Z-5, B-TL70Z-7, B-TL70Z-Q5 | SG-TL70-R, SG-TL70-Y, SG-TL70-G, SG-TL70-B, SG-TL70-W, SG-TL70-O, SG-TL70-V, SG-TL70-RGB14 | SG-TL70-A, SG-TL70-AL, SG-TL70-ALM, SG-TL70-AP |
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