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CAP LED

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CAP LED

LED flashing lights for integration into pillars. Choose dimensions and voltage according to reference. Linear 24 V LED signalling. Define length, colour and placement.

LED flashing lights for integration into pillars. Choose dimensions and voltage according to reference.
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Universal LED flashing light for recessed pillar installation. Flashing lights CAP100 and CAP120 provide an effective professional solution for improving vehicle access safety with a clear, immediate light indication. CAP LED devices have two independently powered LED rows: one emits steady white light when the gate is closed, the other flashing amber light when the gate is moving. This operation ensures optimal visibility and operating reliability in all circumstances. CAP LED flashing lights integrate into metal pillars with dimensions…

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