
The ASFSW230 selector integrates 2 indicator lights (red and green) that act as the indoor traffic light for the forklift operator, and controls the outdoor traffic light (230 Vac) for the driver of the same bay, always in the opposite state: whoever needs to move sees green, the other sees red. It is installed on the warehouse side.
Technical data
ASFSW230 selector
| Power supply | 230 V ac |
|---|---|
| Rated current | 0,02 A |
| Power | 4,6 W |
| Operating temperature | −10 / +60 °C |
| Installation | Warehouse side |
| Protection rating | Indoor use |
Complete code list
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| ASFSW230 | Traffic light selector for loading bays, 230 V ac: 2 built-in indicator lights (red and green) for the forklift operator, and control of the bay's outdoor traffic light in the opposite state. |
Certifications
Drawings
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Manuals and instructions
Frequently asked questions
What is the ASFSW230 selector for?
By combining 2 indicator lights (red and green) and a selector in one product, it makes managing loading and unloading at loading bays simple and practical. Besides the ASFSW230, you only need to install the external traffic light (230 Vac), freely chosen from our available models.
How many traffic lights does it control?
Two: the internal traffic light (itself, through its 2 indicator lights) and the external one of the same bay, always in opposite states.
Which traffic lights should I pair it with?
Any 230 Vac traffic light, for example Chronos (CHR2LRV) or Apollo (ASF25L2RV230), to be installed outside.
News and insights
- Loading Bay Safety: Stagnoli presents the new ASFSW230 Traffic Light Selector
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Warranty and terms of sale
The warranty policies adopted by Stagnoli are set out in the General Terms and Conditions of Sale and naturally follow the legal rules on post-sale warranties (duration, proof of purchase, start date), which we summarise below:
- 12 months B2B, from the date shown on the proof of purchase (mandatory)
- 24 months B2C, from the date shown on the proof of purchase (mandatory)




















