A beacon light has one job: make a vehicle or work area impossible to miss. The right beacon depends on how it will be mounted, how it will be powered, and whether it needs to move between vehicles.

Rotating beacons

The classic warning light. A 5" Amber Rotating Beacon Light (12V/24V), with its H1 halogen bulb and 360° visibility, suits trucks, forklifts, tractors and work vehicles that need a steady, recognised warning signal. Rotating beacons are simple, proven, and easy to understand at a glance.

Strobe beacons

Strobe lights flash in sharp bursts rather than rotating. The Ultra Bright 15W LED Strobe Warning Light suits rooftop and pipe mounting on trucks, cars and emergency vehicles where a fast, attention-grabbing flash is needed. Strobes are brighter per watt than halogen rotators, but the flashing pattern is more intense — choose strobe where maximum attention matters, rotating where a calmer signal is better.

Magnetic-mount beacons

A magnetic beacon, like the Solar LED Safety Beacon or the 90 LED Amber Safety Beacon, fixes to a steel roof or body panel without drilling and moves between vehicles in seconds. Solar models add the advantage of no wiring at all. Magnetic mounts suit temporary use, site vehicles, and fleets where one beacon serves several vehicles — but check the mount holds at road speed and on your vehicle's body material before relying on it.

Colours

Amber is the standard warning colour for work vehicles. Multi-colour rotating beacons (amber, blue, red) exist in the range for vehicles that need colour-coded signals — choose the colour that matches your site's or fleet's convention, and use warning colours only where appropriate.

Power

Most beacons here run on 12V/24V vehicle power; solar models charge themselves. Match the beacon to the vehicle's voltage, and for wired models, have the wiring done properly — a beacon that fails on site is worse than no beacon at all.

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