Weighted Directional Beacons
25 x 100 cm beacons on a heavy PVC base, set on the asphalt without drilling.
Left/right beacons on a heavy base
These are the beacons you see along road works on public roads: a narrow 25 x 100 cm panel with yellow and red stripes on both faces, set into a black PVC base. The base sits on the asphalt with no holes, and its weight keeps the beacon upright. Here are the complete sets, panel and base, ready to put on the road.
Complete sets, panel and base
- V7-15 – 15 kg base, Class I film.
- V7-28 – 28 kg base, Class I film.
- V7-15_II – 15 kg base, Class II film.
- V7-28_II – 28 kg base, Class II film.
Panel only or base only
If you already have bases or panels, buy only what is missing: the V3-V4 and V3-V4_II panels and the V2-15 and V2-28 bases are under beacon bases and parts, together with the lamps, the battery and the adapter.
15 or 28 kg
The 15 kg base measures 75 x 38 x 11.5 cm and the 28 kg base 76 x 38 x 12.2 cm. You can lift and move the first on your own; it is right for town. On open roads, where passing lorries push air sideways at the beacon, the 28 kg base holds it better. At 28 kg it is easier to move with two people.
The metal Z
The square bottom foot of the panel has a Z-shaped metal insert. It stiffens the panel exactly where it enters the base, the place where a plastic panel would bend most easily.
For works left overnight, see beacons with lamps, and for beacons on their own base, flexible directional beacons. The rest of the range is under directional beacons. We deliver within 24-48 hours.
? Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the 15 kg and the 28 kg base?
The 15 kg base measures 75 x 38 x 11.5 cm and one person can move it easily. The 28 kg base measures 76 x 38 x 12.2 cm and holds the beacon steadier in wind and when lorries pass.
Can I buy the panel and the base separately?
Yes. The 25 x 100 cm panels are sold on their own (V3-V4 Class I, V3-V4_II Class II), and so are the bases (V2-15 and V2-28). You will find them under beacon bases and parts. The V7 sets contain the panel and the base.
What do Class I and Class II mean?
Class II (HIP) film reflects more light back to the driver than Class I (EGP) film, so the beacon is seen from further away at night. It suits fast or unlit roads.
What is the metal Z for?
It is a Z-shaped metal insert in the panel's square foot. It stiffens the panel where it goes into the base.
In road safety since 1998
Atto Trafic supplies complete road signage and safety equipment — signs, traffic signs, markings, parking barriers, speed bumps, mirrors, bollards and accessories.
- Durable products, compliant with STAS and SR EN
- ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 / 27001 / 20671 certified
- Constant stock, delivery within 24-48 hours
- Support for municipalities, contractors, private car parks
