Traffic Strobe Warning Light

We manufacture strobe warning lights and export them in bulk to fleet operators, industrial plants, port operators and construction contractors across South Asia.

The range covers LED and xenon strobes, surface, bracket and magnetic mountings, mini strobes for plant and forklifts, lightbars and directional strobes for vehicles, hazardous-area enclosures for fuel and chemical sites, and 12V, 24V and mains versions.

A strobe and a rotating beacon are not interchangeable even though they look similar on a datasheet. A strobe produces a short, very bright pulse that cuts through daylight and haze at distance; a rotating beacon produces a softer sweep that is easier to look at and reads better at close quarters. For a reversing forklift in a warehouse aisle, a beacon is the right choice and a strobe is an annoyance that staff will eventually cover up. For a vehicle on a port apron in bright sun, the reverse applies.

Flash rate matters where several machines work together. Identical strobes flashing at the same rate across a yard blend into one another, which is why staggered rates or mixed colours are worth specifying on a busy site.

Enclosure rating should match the washdown and dust the unit will actually meet, which on a port or a cement plant is considerably more than the office specification assumes.

Port operators, plants and fleets in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Myanmar account for most demand, quoted by the carton or pallet.