Directional Beacon with Flashing Yellow Lamp, 15 kg Base, Class I
- Flashing yellow LED lamp on a 6V 4R25 battery (zinc-carbon).
- 25 x 100 cm yellow-red reflector, EGP Class I film.
- 15 kg base; the marker is 133 cm tall without the lamp; 18.5 kg in total.
- PE-HD beacon, PVC base.
General features
| Material | PE-HD, PVC |
|---|---|
| Size (Bollard) | 133 cm total height |
| Size (Reflector) | 25 x 100 cm |
| Size (Base) | 38 x 75 x 11.5 cm |
| Light source | LED |
| Battery (Material) | Zinc Carbon |
| Battery (Type) | 4R25 (x1) |
| Battery (Voltage) | 6V |
| Battery (Capacity) | 7-9 Ah |
| Color (Bollards) | Yellow, Red |
| Reflective | EGP Type Film Cl.I |
| Height | 133 cm, without the lamp |
| Optics | Double-sided |
| Switches | On/off with always-active twilight function, steady/flashing light |
| Autonomy | approx. 360 h with the battery in the set (7Ah), approx. 2800 h with the 50Ah battery |
| Weight | 18.5 kg |
| Length | 75 cm |
| Width | 38 cm |
The set includes
Product description
Battery lamp beacon for working in the dark
Reflective film only shows when headlights hit it. The flashing yellow lamp on top of this beacon blinks without them, so a driver sees it from a distance, before reaching the work.
The lamp
It has an LED, a two-sided lens and a switch for flashing or steady light, and its twilight function turns it on by itself in the dark. It runs on a single 6V 4R25 zinc-carbon battery, included in the set, which keeps the lamp running for about 360 hours, calculated at 7Ah. That is the square battery with spring terminals commonly used in site lamps, so replacements are easy to find.
Beacon and base
- 25 x 100 cm reflector with yellow and red stripes in EGP Class I film;
- 15 kg base, on which the beacon stands without being fixed to the asphalt;
- 133 cm tall without the lamp and 18.5 kg in total;
- PE-HD beacon, PVC base.
Where it goes
At potholes and trenches left open overnight, at the end of a closed lane, or on streets with poor street lighting. One person can move the 15 kg base as the work moves.
Other versions
For windy roads, the V7b-28 has a 28 kg base. If you would rather not change batteries, the V7b-15404 set has a solar-charged lamp.
What the roadworks rules require (Order 1112/411/2000)
SR 1848-1:2024 provides the marker with a flashing amber lamp (V7b) for signing work zones. The methodological rules approved by Order MI/MT no. 1112/411/2000 allow retroreflective temporary signing to be supplemented at night with flashing or sequential (“cascade”) amber devices, and on main and connecting streets in towns they require temporary signs to be supplemented with flashing amber lamps. Where the existing signing is not retroreflective, the lengthwise edge of the work zone is also marked with steady or flashing amber lamps.
The contractor installs the signing to the layout approved by the road authority with the traffic police's agreement, maintains and completes it for the whole job and removes it at the end; accidents caused by incomplete or missing temporary signing are entirely the contractor's responsibility.
? Frequently asked questions
Where is the V7b-15 beacon used?
At potholes and trenches left open overnight, at the end of a closed lane, or on streets with poor street lighting.
Why take a lamp beacon rather than a reflective-only one?
Reflective film only shows when headlights hit it. The flashing yellow lamp blinks without them, so a driver sees the beacon from a distance, before reaching the work.
What battery does the lamp take?
A single 6V 4R25 zinc-carbon battery, which keeps the lamp running for about 360 hours, calculated at 7Ah. That is the square battery with spring terminals commonly used in site lamps, so replacements are easy to find.
How much does it weigh, and does it need fixing to the asphalt?
It weighs 18.5 kg in total and stands on its 15 kg base without being fixed to the asphalt. One person can move it easily as the work moves.
What reflector does it have?
A 25 x 100 cm reflector with yellow and red stripes in EGP Class I film.
What versions are there for strong wind or without batteries?
Who is responsible for the work-zone signing?
The contractor. Under Order MI/MT no. 1112/411/2000, the contractor installs the signing to the layout approved by the road authority with the traffic police's agreement, keeps a copy of the approval and the layout at the work site, maintains and completes the signing for the whole job and removes it at the end. Accidents caused by incomplete or missing temporary signing are entirely the contractor's responsibility.
Ordering and delivery
Can I order as a private individual?
Yes. You order directly on the site, as an individual or a company, and pay by card or cash on delivery.
Do I get an invoice?
Yes. Every order comes with a tax invoice, issued to an individual or a company.
Can I buy through SEAP / SICAP?
Yes. Public institutions find us in SICAP as S.C. ATTO REGAL S.R.L. Our company details are on the Purchase through SEAP / SICAP page.
How long does delivery take?
We deliver by courier within 24-48 hours.
Can I return the product?
Yes. As a private individual you can return the product within 14 days of receiving it, as the law provides, and you get your money back within 14 days of telling us. Return shipping is paid by the customer. The full terms are on the Return policy page.
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