Visual signalling product range
Levels of brightness
Brightness depends upon the type of beacon chosen, the rated power output of the unit i.e. watts and joules, the distance that the signal is observed from and the dome colour of the beacon used. In general, if the viewing distance is doubled, the light intensity observed is reduced to a quarter and if the distance is quadrupled the light intensity is reduced to a sixteenth.
LED beacons
A light emitting diode (LED) is a semiconductor device that emits visible light when an electrical current passes through it. The four major benefits of LED technology incorporated into warning beacons are: low power requirement, high efficiency, long life, multiple colour signals in a single beacon.
What our Color Codes Means
Red
Serious danger - act now!
Amber
Warning - proceed with care
Green
Ok - proceed as normal
Blue
Process notice, such as toxic gas alarm
Clear
No specific meaning, ideal for night time and maximum light output

MOLED80 Beacons
- 12 LEDs Static/Flashing
- Red/Amber/Green/ Blue
- Low-Profile 120* viewing axis
MOLED195 Beacons
- 36 LEDs Static/Flashing (60/120FPM)
- Red/Amber/Green/ Blue/Clear
- Low-Profile 120* viewing axis
MOLED100 Beacons
- 8 LEDs Static/Flashing (160FPM)
- 80dB Piezo Buzzer
- Red/Amber/Green
MOLED125 Beacons
- 48 LEDs Static/Flashing (60/120FPM)
- 90dB Piezo Buzzer
- Red/Amber/Green/ Blue/Clear
MOLED400 Beacons
- 48 LEDs Static/Flashing (60/120FPM)/Rotating (140RPM)
- 90dB Piezo Buzzer
- Red/Amber/Green/ Blue/Clear
MOLEDTL Traffic Lights
- 36 LEDs static
- Red/Amber/Green
- Low-Profile 120* viewing axis
Xenon (strobe) beacons
A discharge capacitor operating through a converter circuit ignites xenon gas inside a tube creating a brilliant flash of light. Xenon gas ignites virtually instantaneously so maximum brightness is obtained immediately. Xenons have an added advantage of low current consumption combined with long life. The tube life of a xenon beacon is approximately 5 million flashes. These units are the most efficient available incorporating a 360-degree light output with the brightest and most effective.
MOX80 Beacons
- 1 & 2 Joule Static/Flashing(60FPM)
- Red/Amber
- Low-Profile 120* viewing axis
MOX195 Beacons
- 5 Joule Static/Flashing (60FPM)
- Red/Amber/Green/ Blue/Clear
- Low-Profile 120* viewing axis
MOX125 BeaconsÂ
- 2 Joule Static/Flashing (60/120FPM)
- 90dB Piezo Buzzer
- Red/Amber/Green/ Blue/Clear
MOX400 Beacons
- 10 Joule Static/Flashing (60/90FPM)
- Red/Amber/Green/ Blue/Clear
Rotating beacons
A parabolic reflector, driven by an electric motor, revolves around a continuously illuminated bulb on the vertical axis of the beacon, creating a powerful beam of light travelling through 360 degrees. These units are available with either a filament or a tungsten halogen bulb. In general, this type of beacon has a greater degree of light output than other models, but this is reduced as the parabolic reflector only illuminates one given point at a time .
MOR400 Rotating Beacons
- 60W Filament
- Rotating 160RPM
Environmental Factors
Our Visual Signalling Products need specific environmental factors, and see how they are performing under the various environmental factors. Get to know them before you purchase our product to minimize the confusion.

