Clark Strobe Light - High-Visibility LED Warning Indicator
CL 217875
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Product Description
Clark CL 217875 strobe light is a surface-mounted LED warning indicator engineered for electric lift trucks, providing high-visibility Class I amber signaling. Features a robust polycarbonate construction, 12VDC operation, multi-pattern strobing, and direct surface mounting for industrial environments.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Construction Material | Robust polycarbonate |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Clark, Cat Caterpillar, Toyota, Yale |
| Part Number | CL 217875 |
| Application | Engineered for electric lift trucks |
Electrical Specifications
| Rated Voltage | 12VDC nominal |
| Current Draw | 1.5A at 12VDC |
Additional Specifications
| Flash Patterns | 12 selectable strobe patterns |
| Light Output | Class I visual warning, high-intensity |
| Viewing Angle | Extra wide beam (≥ 120° field of view) |
| Mounting Type | Direct surface mounting |
| Color | Amber |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes and models is the CL 217875 compatible with?
A: The CL 217875 is designed for use with Clark, Caterpillar, Toyota, and Yale electric lift trucks.
Q: What materials is the CL 217875 made from?
A: The CL 217875 is constructed with a durable polycarbonate housing, ensuring long-lasting performance in industrial settings.
Q: How many strobe patterns does the CL 217875 offer?
A: The CL 217875 features 12 selectable strobe patterns, allowing for customizable warning signals.
Q: What is the purpose of the CL 217875?
A: The CL 217875 serves as a high-visibility warning indicator for electric lift trucks, enhancing safety in industrial environments.
Q: How do I know when to replace the CL 217875?
A: Replace the CL 217875 when it shows signs of damage, malfunction, or if it no longer provides adequate warning signals.