PSE Amber turns on new fork lift beacon

Jan 17, 2007

PSE Amber’s FTLED fork lift beacon is designed for use on maintenance and service vehicles as a warning for traffic hazards. Features include six flash patterns, reverse polarity protection and a potted circuit board.

Built to be waterproof and shock-resistant, the FTLED meets SAE J845 Class III requirements, the company says. The beacon stands 3.9 inches high, with a black powder-coated aluminum base, clear lens and amber LED. It operates on 12/48V DC with a 0.173 average amp draw.

For more information, go to www.code3pse.com.

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