Gen3 - Installation - Light Tower Installation
The light tower warns other workers when the telehandler is lifting loads close to it's
maximum capacity.
The light tower should be mounted at the front of the telehandler in a location where it is
visible to workers around the telehandler. It should be mounted in a location where it can
not be damaged by normal operation or by swinging suspended loads.
The Gen 3 light tower is a sophisticated device that contains a small microcontroller and communicates with the rest of the Gen 3 system via a CAN bus.
New style light tower below
Old style light tower below
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