Signaworks 8-Inch LED Traffic Stop Light - Red/Green Industrial Loading Dock Bay Indicator Light with Wireless Keyfob | Perfect for Warehouse, Factory & Parking Lot Safety Signaling
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SKU:15550870
Product Description
The TL4 is our standard 4 inch LED Industrial Traffic Light, Stop Light or Loading Dock Bay Stop Go Light. It has a sturdy black aluminum housing to ensure durability in harsh weather environments. The TL4 is suited for use in truck dock bays, forklift intersections, and roads & parking lots. It has 45 bright LED's to ensure maximum visibility.
Product Features
Wireless keyfob controlled LED Traffic Light. Keyfob has three buttons to turn the light red, green, and off. Wireless control operates at 100+ feet line of sight and eliminates the need for hard wiring control signals. Just mount the light, plug the power cord into the wall and control the light with the wireless keyfob.
Single 8 inch lens contains both green and red LEDs for visibility up to several hundred feet. Highly visible indoor and outdoor for daytime and nighttime operation.
90 High Brightness LED's per light section provides excellent brightness with over 50,000 hours of usage and low power consumption
Includes 8 inch diameter LED Traffic Light with both Red and Green LEDs in 1 lens, 2 Right Angle Mounting Brackets, 8 foot 3 Prong Power Cord, 2 Wireless Keyfobs with 3 buttons.
Plug and Play operation - Simply mount the Light with the two right angle brackets and hardware included, plug in the power cord and you are ready to go.
Customer Reviews
The LED Light worked out perfect, the fixture has two sets of LED's (RED X) and or (Green arrow) pointing downward. I'm using it for a large hopper that feeds a crusher and this is a new way to communicate to dump truck drivers if crusher is ready to dump into or not ready.
