Collection: LED Emergency Strobe Lights

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Strobe lights for trucks come in three forms, and this page carries all of them: directional strobe heads, 360 degree beacons and compact mini light bars. The XDR-5 and XDR-4 surface mount strobes go in the grille, on mirrors, bumpers and deck lids in amber, red, blue or white. The XDR-4 beacon and XDR-2 mini beacon give a single point of 360 degree amber warning with permanent or magnetic mounting. The XDR-48 runs up to three colors in one housing, and the 11 inch and 17 inch Low Pro mini bars give multi-section control for dash, deck and unmarked vehicles. All of them run Generation IV LEDs behind TIR optics in IP69K sealed housings, designed and engineered in Sarasota, Florida.

Start with where the warning needs to be seen. A work truck that only needs to be noticed in a yard or on a shoulder does well with one beacon. A truck that sits in a live lane needs strobe heads facing traffic, usually four as a minimum with two forward and two rear, and six to eight on wide bodies. Amber is the color you can run without a permit on tow, utility, plow and construction trucks in every state; red and blue are reserved for authorized emergency vehicles. If you need a full width roof bar, see the emergency light bars hub.

Building a full warning package? Pair strobes with amber light bars for work trucks and plows, tow truck light bars for wreckers and rollbacks, police light bars for patrol units and fire truck light bars for apparatus. For one point of 360 degree warning, the XDR-4 is our LED beacon light.

How many strobe heads does a truck need?

Four is the practical minimum for all around coverage: two in the grille and two at the rear. Six to eight adds side coverage at intersections, which matters most on wide service bodies and flatbeds.

Can I sync several strobes to the same flash pattern?

Yes. Heads on the same controller run in sync, and you can set opposing pairs to alternate. All XDR strobes have 13 selectable patterns with pattern memory.

Is a beacon enough on its own?

For a slow moving yard, farm or service truck, usually yes, since a 360 degree beacon signals from every approach. For highway speed work, add directional strobes facing oncoming traffic.

Will these run on 24V equipment?

Yes. The XDR strobes and beacons are 12V and 24V compatible, so they work on light duty pickups and heavy equipment alike.