K&E Safety
K&E Safety M490-LED DCAP Amber Strobe Light Kit
Amber LED strobe kit with selectable flash rates of 63, 80 or 120 per minute, IP67 rated for 12 to 90 V DC operation
- Amber LED strobe warns clearly in low light
- Three flash patterns (63, 80, 120 FPM) suit varied needs
- IP67 rating keeps water and dust out
- Runs on 12-90 V DC for flexible installs
- 26,000-hour lamp life cuts replacement frequency
Amber LED strobe for industrial vehicles
The K&E Safety M490-LED DCAP kit delivers a high-visibility amber warning signal using efficient LED technology. It operates on a wide 12 to 90 volt DC input, making it suitable for a range of mobile equipment and industrial power systems.
IP67 polycarbonate dome with screw mounting
A polycarbonate dome lens sits in an ABS housing rated IP67 for dust and water ingress protection. The screw-mount base secures the unit to flat surfaces, while the sealed construction withstands operating temperatures from minus 30 to 50 degrees Celsius.
Replaces incandescent beacons on 12-90V fleets
This kit upgrades older rotating or flashing beacons that require frequent bulb changes, offering a 26,000 hour LED lamp life. The jump is worth it when maintenance access is difficult or when a single model must cover multiple voltage platforms across a fleet.
Highlights
- Amber LED strobe warns clearly in low light
- Three flash patterns (63, 80, 120 FPM) suit varied needs
- IP67 rating keeps water and dust out
- Runs on 12-90 V DC for flexible installs
- 26,000-hour lamp life cuts replacement frequency
Specifications
| Brand | RAILHEAD GEAR |
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Questions about this item
What voltage range does the M490-LED DCAP amber strobe accept?
The light operates on 12 to 90 V DC and draws 0.18 to 0.24 A AC across that range.
What are the mounting dimensions and method for the M490-LED DCAP?
The housing measures 3 in wide by 3 in deep by 6 3/4 in high and secures with a screw mount.
How do you wire the M490-LED DCAP strobe and which step is often missed?
Connect the leads to a 12-90 V DC source; the step often missed is selecting the correct flash rate of 63, 80 or 120 flashes per minute before finalising the install.
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