Emergency lighting

June 1, 2001
New oval and 4-in. round LED D auxiliary strobe lamps for emergency, construction and service vehicles are available from Grote Industries. The Supernova LED strobe lamps last substantially longer than conventional strobes, according to Grote, are less likely to break and require a simple 12-volt DC connection so no costly external power supply is necessary. The U.S. 40 Series 4-in. round and U.S.

New oval and 4-in. round LED D auxiliary strobe lamps for emergency, construction and service vehicles are available from Grote Industries. The Supernova LED strobe lamps last substantially longer than conventional strobes, according to Grote, are less likely to break and require a simple 12-volt DC connection so no costly external power supply is necessary.

The U.S. 40 Series 4-in. round and U.S. 60 Series oval auxiliary strobe lamps are available in red and yellow versions. They can be set to perform in either dual or quad flash. As with all Grote LED lamps, the strobes also feature a high-performance “bullet-proof” potting to protect against dirt, moisture and corrosion.

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