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Versatile Flash Pattern LED Lights Provide Superior Visibility and Reliability

December 6, 2013 By Jennifer Calhoon Leave a Comment

PatlitePatlite’s next generation LP8US surface mounted lights feature eight bright, long-life and maintenance-free LEDs. The wide angle output lens cover is designed for superior visibility and is available in four colors (blue, red, yellow and clear). LP8US LED lights are operated as a single unit or synchronized with up to four units, and are quickly programmed from a selection of 33 different simultaneous or alternating flash patterns covering a very wide range of flashes/minute variations to accommodate diverse needs. This versatiliy makes the LP8US the ideal solution for diverse warning and indicator light applications including: automated guided vehicles (AGVs); garbage, plow, fuel, utility, municipal and emergency trucks; logistics, warehousing, access control and security applications; and many others.

Rated for indoor and outdoor use, the sealed design provides highly reliable visual alerts to help increase safety and productivity in extreme temperatures ranging from -40° to 65°C (-40° to 149°F). The surface mounted light is 4.79 x 2.66 inches with a recessed depth of 1.31 inches (122 mm x 68 mm x 33 mm). The lights are rated for 10-30 VDC operation, with 1.1 amps (max) current draw. LP8US LED lights are CA Title 13 compliant and SAE J595 certified.

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