Type A & C Red or Amber Barricade Light (D-Cell batteries)

Type A & C Red or Amber Barricade Light

This barricade light features the brightest LED optic lens which produces 20% more light output than competitive brands. It can be used with many types of barricades, traffic barrels, safety cones, and delineators. This double-sided light is a combination Type A and Type C light and is for nighttime use. Type A classification is met with double-sided flashing lights to warn of hazards, while Type C classification is met with double-sided steady burn lights that are typically used to delineate the edge of a roadway.

Features:

• Heavy-duty polypropylene yellow case; withstands heavy impacts and harsh weather conditions.
• Double-sided polycarbonate lens rotates 90° for easy adjustment to any angle.
• Light pattern: Flash - Steady - Close.
• Automatic daytime shut off prolongs battery life. (For nighttime use only.)
• Installs with 1/2" driver.
• Visual distance is more than 200 yards.
• Requires 4 D-Cell batteries (not included).
• Uses 2 batteries at first, then when drained, switches to the other 2.
• 2 batteries will last approximately 3 months flashing.
• 4 batteries will last approximately 6 months flashing.
• Available in amber or red (choose from the dropdown above).
• Meets MUTCD standards.

Operating Instructions:

• There is no on/off switch.
• Light turns on automatically at night, as each unit has a photosensor in it.
• When exposed to daylight, the light will shut off and you will NOT be able to set it or completely shut it off (Close). This is a safety feature that ensures no tampering or accidental shut off during the daytime.
• To adjust the light flash pattern during the day, completely cover the light and push the switch with included pin or a paperclip. As you push the switch with the pin, the light will cycle through the three options: Steady On, Flash, and Close (completely off).

Warning and Barricade Light Variations:

Light Type	Use	Description	Application
Type A	Low-intensity, flashing, typically has 2 lit sides.	Nighttime	Used for warning of hazards at night. They should not be used for guiding traffic since the off/on flashing could be confusing. They are not as visible during the day and may even be off during daylight hours.
Type B	High-intensity, flashing, typically has a hood and faces only one direction so all the light energy is focused in one direction.	24-hour	Used to warn road users during both daylight and nighttime hours.
Type C	Low-intensity, steady burn, typically has 2 lit sides.	Nighttime	Can be used at night to delineate the edge of a roadway and to help guide drivers since they have a constant light. When used to delineate a curve, Type C lights must be used on the outside of the curve, and not on the inside of the curve.
Type D	360° steady-burn lights.	Nighttime	Applications where steady-burn light needs to be seen from all sides, such as airports. When used to delineate a curve, Type D lights must be used on the outside of the curve, and not on the inside of the curve.