Beacon lights have different operational modes of light, understanding these different modes will help you to select the best beacon for your application to aid increased awareness and help people to know how to react to the given situation.
β‘ Pulsing
A pulsing light fades in and out to signal caution; this effect often indicates where focused attention is essential. An LED pulsing light is a good choice for these applications as they can withstand vibrations and shocks and continue to work normally.
β‘ Rotating
This mode consists of a motorised mirror which works as a reflector giving focused light that attracts attention. Rotating lights deliver a strong and effective warning signal, commonly used on moving vehicles, offering high visibility and efficiency
β‘ Strobe
This mode flashes on an off at a set frequency and has a high signalling effect through bursting white light. Xenon strobe lights use a xenon-filled glass tube to produce a bright flashing sequence. As technology advances, LED strobe lights are gaining popularity, with xenon gas tubes being gradually phased out. A strobe light is ideal to use when a wide area needs covering, such as in warehouses.
β‘ Static
Static lights remain constantly lit, making them effective for visibility over long distances without interuption. This static illumination often indicates safety, and signals that tasks can continue without immediate risk.
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