What Makes A Good Road Barrier Lamp?
Before choosing the light for traffic barriers in your space, consider the following key factors:
Battery Life
Evaluate the required battery life of the light. Our range has naturally long lifespans (in the weeks to months), but having a light run out of battery and turn off halfway through work in the dark can be extremely dangerous! If being installed for extended lengths of time, consider a solar-powered light or one with a rechargeable battery.
Lighting Options
What kind of illumination is necessary? Consider a flashing warning light to highlight hazards, whereas a more consistent light if good visibility is important. Do you require a light that only flashes from one side? Or perhaps an LED barricade light?
Energy Source
Depending on your environment, use case and needs, you can choose between mains-fed, solar power, rechargeable and battery power.
Compatibility
Is the barrier light compatible with your barrier? Choose carefully, because some barrier lights are only compatible with a single type of barrier.
Versatility
What will your barrier light be attached to? Barrier lights are sometimes compatible with other traffic management equipment, such as cones, which may provide a more versatile illumination option. If you intend to use the light on just a barrier, choose an option that can remain attached to the barrier when stacked, saving time when packing and unpacking your barriers.
Colour & Compliance
Does your lamp's location or use case merit compliance with any standards? For example, choose a red (rail-compliant) barrier light if used near a train line.
Features
Do you need a light that swivels? With a range of different features, choose a barrier light that best suits your environment and use case. Consider design options, colours, fixing methods and materials.