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Patlite: LFH Series LED Warning Lights

High visibility, energy efficient LED warning lights

Patlite: LFH Series LED Warning Lights
By Patlite 
August 13, 2013

Producing a high-visibility, 110 flashes-per-minute strobe beacon light, the LFH series of LED warning lights by Patlite is ideal for industrial applications in any environment.

Highly visible in daylight, the LEDs offer nighttime visibility of 3,280 feet. Compact and energy-efficient, the lights come in four operating voltages: 12 VDC, 24 VDC, 48 VDC, and 90-250 VAC. The DC models resist vibration for use on forklifts and loaders, construction equipment, maintenance and other industrial vehicles.

All models can be mounted in an upright, inverted or sideways orientation and can be customized with a choice of five different refractive lens cover colors—red, yellow, green, blue and clear. The DC versions are rated for operation in -22°F to 158°F; AC models are rated for -4°F to 140°F.

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