Directional Warning Light UT-4

This Directional Warning Light is recommended for professionals using priority general interest vehicles for their interventions such as the rescue services, the Fire Brigade, the SAMU and UMH, the Police and the Gendarmerie.

Presentation of the UT-4 Directional Warning Light

This Directional Warning Light equipped with 4 electroluminescent leds is the ideal product for a successful light signalling to alert other users of the presence of professionals on the track. With its class 2 approval, this Directional Warning Light allows vehicles with easy passage on the roadways to be able to intervene quickly and effectively in a work area.

Characteristics of the UT-4 Directional Warning Light

This Directional Warning Light is 90.6mm long, 24mm wide and 14.9mm thick and meets various specifications.  This light has 4 LEDs of Orange or Blue color according to your selection, all protected by a waterproof polycarbonate lens with IP67 protection rating. Each LED has 16 operating modes, one flash, two flashes and four flashes in a row with 6 modes producing 120 flashes per minute and 8 modes with 75 flashes per minute. This light meets the European ECE R65 class 2 standard for use in priority general interest vehicles and operates at temperatures ranging from -40°C to +55°C. Its power supply is dual voltage 12 volts and 24 volts for a maximum consumption of 0.8A. The structure of this light is made of aluminium making it robust and very resistant. Supplied with screws, this product can be fixed thanks to two distances between centres located at the extremities of the light.

Advantages of the UT-4 Directional Warning Light.

This UT-4 Directional Warning Light has many advantages. In addition to being powerful and approved, this penetration light is easy to fix on your vehicle thanks to its two fixing centers with adapted screws provided. Moreover, this penetration light is completely waterproof allowing it to be used in bad weather.

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