Finding space for warning lights without adding bulk can be tough on modern trucks and equipment. This 1/4" low-profile strobe uses three 5W amber LEDs and built-in sync control so you can add warning output without adding bulk.
Modern trucks and equipment do not always leave much room for raised warning lights. This strobe uses a 3.5" x 1" housing that sits only 1/4" deep and still delivers 15W output from three 5W amber LEDs. You can add warning visibility in tight mounting areas while keeping the install low against the surface.
Separate strobes can look messy when they flash out of sequence. This light uses a 4-wire pigtail for power, ground, sync and pattern change, and alternating wig-wag control. Multiple lights can flash together or alternate in a controlled pattern across the setup.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone. Steve here with etrailer. Let's take a look at our Custer low-profile strobe light. It's rectangular-shaped, and it's in an amber color. So folks, as you can see from my warning, there is going to be some strobing and some flashing light sequences. So please, if you are susceptible to those kind of things, please just stop the video right now.
So we are going to zoom in, and we're going to take a look at this lit up. So I'm going to go ahead and turn this on real quick. Now, I have it wired to a 12-volt power source, and as you can see, in the daytime, it's super bright. Let's go ahead and turn off the overhead lights in the studio and take a look at it in the dark. And I can simply tap on the power wire, and I can change the light sequence or the strobe sequence, rather, to different options.
And then when you find one that you like out of the 20 options, at that point, you could then, you know, keep it where you want it, and then wire everything up. And zooming out so you can see a little farther away. And this is a surface-mount installation. You're going to get the included gasket and the two screws that are also provided as well, making the installation really easy and painless. So I'm going to go ahead and turn that off.
Like I said, there's 20 different selectable flash patterns. Obviously, I didn't go through all them. I just wanted to give you a quick overview of some of the options. It really is a nice fit, about 1/4-inch thick, 3-1/2 inches long, and 1 inch wide or tall, depending on how you're looking at it there. And again, you do get the hardware included, a couple of screws and washers.
I just left them in the bag so I didn't lose them. And then, of course, that foam backing for mounting it. And this is IP67 waterproof-compatible. It's fully encapsulated, so moisture, vibration, none of that's going to mess with it. And then, obviously, you get a nice, long length of pigtail here for wiring it up. Now, again, folks, you can sync multiple lights or alternate them using the built-in wig-wag function included into the light itself. This is a 15-watt output, so there's three 5-watt LEDs, and as you saw, they're delivering nice, strong, bright amber warning visibility. I'm Steven with etrailer. Thanks for watching.
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