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4-Inch Dual Face LED Warning Light – Amber with Pedestal Mount

Original price was: $26.60.Current price is: $20.02.

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When you’re running equipment on or near public roads, being seen isn’t just smart—it’s the law. This dual-face LED warning light makes sure motorists spot your tractor, implement, or other equipment from both directions. With 12 bright LEDs on each face throwing amber light in a wide pattern, this light gives you the visibility you need whether you’re creeping down the highway with a wide planter or working alongside busy farm roads during harvest.

What You’re Getting

  • 24 total LEDs (12 on each face) for maximum brightness and 360-degree coverage
  • Pedestal mount with single stud design mounts quickly to any flat surface
  • 18-inch lead wire gives you flexibility for routing to your power source
  • Low power draw won’t stress your electrical system like old incandescent beacons
  • Solid-state LEDs mean no bulbs to burn out or rotating parts to break

Built for Real Farm Work

This warning light is designed for tractors, combines, sprayers, and other agricultural equipment that operates on public roads or near traffic. The amber color meets DOT requirements for slow-moving vehicle marking, making it perfect for equipment that travels between fields or works near roadways during busy farming seasons.

Made to Last

Farm equipment lighting takes a beating from vibration, weather, and the occasional bump from tree branches or barn doors. This LED warning light is built to handle it all with a weatherproof housing that keeps moisture and dust out while the solid-state LEDs keep flashing reliably season after season.

Good to Know

The single stud pedestal mount makes installation straightforward—just drill one hole and bolt it down. The 18-inch lead gives you room to route wiring cleanly to your power source. Most operators wire these through a dedicated switch so you can turn the warning light on for road travel and off for field work. Consider mounting height carefully—you want maximum visibility without creating a snag hazard for low branches or equipment.