Grote 78462 Auxiliary Strobe & Stop/Warning Light

Fight the dangers of distracted driving with Grote’s Auxiliary Strobe & Stop Lamp, a groundbreaking warning light that brings greater visibility to trailers during braking. The Auxiliary Strobe & Stop Lamp is easily wired into an existing brake light circuit and emits a sequence of five amber flashes in four seconds followed by a solid red burn when the vehicle’s brakes are engaged. Reducing rear-end collisions and increasing operator safety with this simple, effective warning light means less equipment and freight damage, less downtime, and fewer delayed shipments.

Fight the dangers of distracted driving with Grote’s Auxiliary Strobe & Stop Lamp, a groundbreaking warning light that brings greater visibility to trailers during braking. The Auxiliary Strobe & Stop Lamp is easily wired into an existing brake light circuit and emits a sequence of five amber flashes in four seconds followed by a solid red burn when the vehicle’s brakes are engaged. Reducing rear-end collisions and increasing operator safety with this simple, effective warning light means less equipment and freight damage, less downtime, and fewer delayed shipments.

FEATURES

• Lamp integrated to brake circuit
• Surface mount with several wiring options to fit all harness systems
• Five amber flashes in four seconds followed by a solid red burn prevents flicker vertigo for following traffic
• 0.2” mounting hole
• 12 Volt
• Maximum amp draw of 0.4 amps
• 5-year warranty
• Studies show that flashing brake lights can reduce rear-end accidents by more than a third

SPECIFICATIONS

Color: Amber/Red
Class: Class II
Length: 5.5”
Amperage: 0.2A-0.4A
Finish: Black Powder Coated
Height: .5”
Connection Type: Hardwired to .180 male bullets
Operating Temperature: -40°C to +55°C
Mounting Type: Surface
Lens Color: Clear
Material: Polycarbonate Lens, Aluminum Housing
Voltage: 12V
Size: Low Profile
Standards: SAE J595, SAE J1889, SAE J186a
VMRS: 034-001-021
Wire Length: 11.7”
Width: 1”
Wire Gauge: 14 GA
Warranty: 5 Years