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Patlite: XPE and XME Flashing Dome Lights

Flashing dome LED beacon lights work on both AC, DC powered equipment

Patlite: XPE and XME Flashing Dome Lights
By Patlite 
June 17, 2014

Two new flashing dome lights by Patlite—the XPE and XME—can be installed in upright, sideways or inverted positions to adapt to any signal beacon application on both AC and DC equipment.

Both incorporate a long-life and energy-efficient LED light source, specially cut lenses to maximize visibility and a matching light-translucent outer lens cover. The lights’ brightly colored triple-flash sequence illuminates at a rate of 110 flashes per minute.

Ideally suited for indoor mobile equipment use, the lights resist vibration and protect the LED with a dome lens cover made of durable AS resin. They come in red, amber and blue (green also offered on XPE models) in two different types of body construction and size. Both enclosures provide IP23 protection.

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