Guide rail - Warning Light Bar: 6 lights, each with 9 dual color (orange and blue) LEDs, 810 mm, 12/24 V

Ref. RAMPEWB0810ORB

The 6-light two-color LED beacon bar is designed to enhance the visibility of emergency and rescue vehicles during emergency missions. Mounted on the vehicle’s roof, it features 6 high-intensity LED penetration lights that provide powerful,... Read more
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Voltage 12/24V
Color Amber / Blue
Approval R65
Length 810 mm
Industry Priority vehicle

The 6-light two-color LED beacon bar is designed to enhance the visibility of emergency and rescue vehicles during emergency missions. Mounted on the vehicle’s roof, it features 6 high-intensity LED penetration lights that provide powerful, clearly recognizable signaling both day and night.

With 18 LEDs per light in a two-color configuration, this light bar ensures excellent visibility over a wide area, contributing to the safety of emergency responders and road users. It is particularly well-suited for emergency vehicles, fire trucks, law enforcement vehicles, and other agencies requiring high-performance lighting.

Measuring 806 mm in length, this warning light bar features 18 “WARNING” flashing patterns—6 of which are ECE R65-approved—as well as 11 scrolling patterns to adapt to all emergency situations. Its 12/24 V dual-voltage power supply makes it easy to install on many types of vehicles.

Made of anodized aluminum, it combines durability with lightness. Its IP67 rating ensures complete resistance to the elements, dust, and water splashes, for reliable use in the most demanding environments.

Key Features:

  • 6 two-color LED penetration lights
  • 18 high-intensity LEDs per light
  • 18 flashing modes, including 6 ECE R65-approved modes
  • 11 scrolling programs
  • 12/24 V power supply
  • Anodized aluminum housing
  • IP67 waterproof rating
  • Length: 806 mm

The 6-light two-color LED beacon bar is an ideal solution for improving the visibility and safety of emergency vehicles on the scene.