Narva has launched its latest High Output L.E.D Strobe / Rotator emergency warning lamp.
The lights feature just two flash patterns making it ideally suited to applications requiring either a strobe or a rotator flash pattern.
The new technically advanced Pulse Strobe / Rotator’s 360º pattern provides the performance of a revolving beacon with all the benefits of L.E.D technology delivering up to 100,000 hours of life.
The lamp is constructed from materials including a polycarbonate lens, die-cast powder coated aluminium base that seals with an ‘O’-ring, an internal heat sink and solid state L.E.D circuitry.
These combine to make it resistant to severe shock and vibration in extreme working conditions and ideal for applications such as mining, earth moving, and contracting.
Twelve supplementary L.E.D’s built into the top of the strobe provide total lens illumination.
Tested and approved to the universal benchmark US Class 1 High Output Rating for strobe light brilliance, the new Narva ‘Pulse’ Strobe comes complete with a 5 year warranty.
These dual 12/24 voltage lamps are available with Amber, Red or Blue lens with either a flange base or alternatively a magnetic base complete with a cigarette lighter plug and on/off switch.
Adding further convenience when selecting an appropriate warning signal in the field, either the strobe or rotator flash pattern can be changed with the touch and hold of a hand on the top of the lens for five seconds.
Flange base units can be operated independently or synchronised with as many lamps as the application requires.
Simply by touching and holding a hand on the top of any one of the synchronised lamps for five seconds will automatically change the pattern simultaneously of all units.
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