Larson’s portable amber LED beacon offers high visibility

Aug 19, 2018

Larson’s portable magnetic signal light is engineered to provide additional visual warning when power is unavailable and includes two 200-pound magnets for mounting on flat metallic surfaces.

The amber LED beacon runs on two 6-volt DC spring-terminal lantern batteries and produces illumination that can be seen from a mile away. The beacon flashes 65 times per minute and is operated via a rocker switch.

For more information visit www.larsonelectronics.com

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