Optronics LED Directional Warning Light - SAE Class II - 12 Flash Patterns - Permanent Mount - Amber

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Today we're going to be taking a look at the Optronics LED Directional Warning Light. This is a compact amber directional light for your vehicle. It provides a warning signal to increase safety. This would be idea for towing, plowing, transportation, warehouse, and agricultural applications. It meets SAEJ845 requirements for class two vehicles. The unit is going to feature 12 flash patterns.

That way you can select whatever one works best for your environment and conditions. You can also synchronize multiple lights, so two or more lights can be wired to flash together or in an alternating pattern. Additional lights are sold separately. It's a full LED system. LEDs are bright, long lasting, and energy efficient. The unit is going to contain a total of six LEDs.

The unit is going to feature durable mount technology when it comes to the construction of the LED circuit board. That will withstand shock and vibration, and allows for improved heat distribution. The unit is going to be completely sonically sealed, so it's going to feature a really nice waterproof housing and lens unit. It's going to feature an IP67K rating for industry standard protection against dust and moisture. It's got that nice clear polycarbonate lens.

It's impact resistant, and it's going to have the black ABS plastic housing. It is a recess mount installation, so you can permanently install it with the build in mounting flange and the included hardware. You'll see back here that we're going to have a four wire design. Wire length is around seven inches long. Your red wire is for power. Black wire is for ground.

Now, your yellow wire actually has a lot of different functions to it. This is for flash pattern selection and synchronization. When setting up the light, you would touch the yellow wire to power to change between each flash pattern. You would touch the yellow wire to power three consecutive times to reset the flash pattern. Then after selecting your flash pattern you connect the yellow wires of all the lights to synchronize the flash. The white wire, this is for alternating flash. You would connect the white wire to power for alternating flash, so all the lights with white wires connected to power will alternate with all the lights that aren't connected to power. Do not use the white wire for synchronized flashing. Again, it's a really nice design. We're going to take a look at some of the dimensions real quick, and then we'll hook it up and go through the flash patterns. Measuring this direction, we're looking at about five inches. Going this way, we're looking at about one and three-quarters of an inch. Overall depth is about an inch and a half. The actual dimensions of that lens area right there, that's going to give us a measurement of about three and one-sixteenth of an inch by an inch and a quarter. The mount holes are going to be separated apart from one another on center by four and a half inches. Power draw at 13.5 volts is 1.3 amps, and operating voltage is 9 volt to 36 volt DC. Optronics also puts a lifetime warranty on their LEDs. Just going to take a measurement of the area that would fit into the cutout at the mounting location. We're looking at about four and one-eighth of an inch going that direction. Then going this direction it's going to be about an inch and a half. We'll go ahead and hook it up to power, and then we can see what it looks like. We'll also turn off our overhead lights so you can see it in a low light setting. We'll get all of our wires connected here. Now it does have a random pattern as well, so if we actually touch this yellow wire three times to this, it's going to reset, and it's going to go back into a random mode, which is just going to be random, choosing between the 12 different patterns. I'm going to touch the yellow wire to power, and then you'll start to notice the different flash patterns. No more random. You can actually select between all these different options. We'll just keep going through these. You'll see, it's a really bright design as well. Lost of different options to choose from. If you want a more detailed listing of all the exact patterns that it has, you can simply go to this product's page at eTrailer.com. Those are listed out, named exactly which function each flash is. Each flash pattern is named on there. That's going to do it for today's look at the Optronics LED Directional Amber Warning Light.