Federal Signal
Federal Signal LP6-120B Blue Strobe RV Lighting
Blue strobe warning light flashes at 65 or 95 flashes per minute with 2.2 joule output and operates from -31 to 150 degrees F
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- Blue strobe delivers 2.2 joules for high visibility
- Two flash rates at 65 and 95 per minute suit varied needs
- NEMA 4X rating protects against dust and water ingress
- Polycarbonate lens and housing withstand -31 to 150 degrees F
- Low 0.10 A draw at 120 V AC keeps energy use minimal
Low-Profile Blue Strobe Light
The Federal Signal LP6-120B is a surface-mount warning light built for RV and automotive use. It produces a blue flash from a strobe tube rated at 2.2 joules and offers selectable rates of 65 or 95 flashes per minute.
Simple Two-Wire Installation
The unit connects directly to a 120V AC supply drawing 0.10A and uses a screw-on polycarbonate dome for lens access. Common issues include applying over-voltage to the AC-only input or mounting on a surface that blocks the NEMA 4X seal.
Verify Voltage and Mounting Plane
Confirm the circuit provides exactly 120V AC before wiring the light. Ensure the mounting surface is flat and clean so the polycarbonate housing seats correctly and the operating range of -31 to 150 degrees F is maintained.
Highlights
- Blue strobe delivers 2.2 joules for high visibility
- Two flash rates at 65 and 95 per minute suit varied needs
- NEMA 4X rating protects against dust and water ingress
- Polycarbonate lens and housing withstand -31 to 150 degrees F
- Low 0.10 A draw at 120 V AC keeps energy use minimal
Specifications
| Brand | FEDERAL SIGNAL |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the strobe is flashing at the correct 65 or 95 flashes per minute after installation?
Observe the blue polycarbonate dome; a steady 65 or 95 flashes per minute with 2.2 joule output per flash shows the strobe tube is operating as specified.
What components are included with the LP6-120B and what must be supplied separately?
The warning light ships with its screw-on polycarbonate dome, polycarbonate housing and internal strobe tube; a 120V AC power source and wiring for the 0.10A current draw are not included.
Which voltage version should I select for a standard 120V AC RV circuit?
Choose the 120V AC model listed; it draws 0.10A and is rated for continuous operation from -31 to 150 degrees F in NEMA 4X conditions.
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