Warning lights, as the name suggests, serve as warning reminders. They are generally used to maintain road safety, effectively reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents, and prevent potential unsafe hazards.
Under normal circumstances, warning lights are generally used in the development of police vehicles, engineering vehicles, fire trucks, emergency vehicles, prevention management vehicles, road maintenance vehicles, tractors, etc.
Warning lights have several lengths depending on the vehicle types and applications. When necessary the lights can be combined with opposite colors.
In addition, the warning lights can also be divided into different types of light sources: bulb, LED, strobe, and argon tube light. Among them, the LED light is an improved version of the bulb light which has a longer service life and more energy saving.
What are the warning lights used for in different situations?
For example, for construction zones, warning lights need to be turned on during road construction, especially when road conditions are unknown at night, which can easily cause some accidents. Drivers can easily stumble and cause traffic jams.
Therefore, it is very necessary to install warning lights, which play a warning role. Second, the same is true of cars on the road. It is very common for some problems to occur occasionally during prolonged driving.
In the event of having to stop on the road, to ensure safety, the driver should post a warning on the vehicle or lights to signal passing vehicles there is something ahead, slow down and drive safely.
High-performance warning lights can expand the visual range allowing other groups of drivers to see this warning more clearly. Therefore, it is essential to use warning lights with good performance.
In EPCOM® we have included the most recognized brands, such as EPCOM Industrial®, ECCO®, and FEDERAL SIGNAL® with a fairly large catalog of warning lights to offer different solutions depending on the environment or the different vehicles wherever they are.