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WERMA Signaltechnik GmbH + Co. KG

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Retrofitting

WERMA expands its successful MC55 series with the "MC55 High"

Higher dome, greater visibility, and maximum flexibility—the MC55 High is available in three variants

With the new "MC55 High," WERMA Signaltechnik continues the success story of the compact MC55 signal light series. The 55 mm diameter light has a higher dome, offering significantly better visibility – even from a greater distance or at unfavourable viewing angles. It can be flexibly integrated and is ideal for applications where status indicators must be in the operator's direct field of vision, such as on machines, conveyor belts, in robot cells, or on peripheral devices.
"With the MC55 High, we have created a solution that seamlessly adapts to the requirements of modern industrial environments – visible from afar, eye-catching, flexible, and smartly expandable," says Daniel Kensy, Head of Development at WERMA. "The new design with a higher dome was developed specifically in response to feedback from our customers and represents the next logical step within the MC55 family."

One-click solution for a wide range of applications

With the MC55 High lights, customers get a modern, flexible, and powerful signal light. They are designed to function both as classic machine lights and as compact "one-click" solutions as an alternative to signal towers.

The MC55 High can be installed in classic M30 mounting holes, surface-mounted or on various tube lengths. This means that the previous recessed light can now also be used as a surface-mounted variant for the first time – a significant gain in flexibility for designers and plant engineers.

Typical applications for the MC55 High range from signalling machine statuses to manual workstations or access controls. Thanks to time-based escalation, the light first activates a visual signal in the event of a malfunction; if there is no response, an acoustic alarm automatically follows.

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