Utility fleets often have workers stationed along the side of the road or off-road. But a few strategically placed lighting options can help increase safety. Does your fleet use all of them?
The Connected Safety solution, integrated with Ecco's lighting solutions, alerts drivers when a first responder, tow truck driver, or roadway worker is nearby.
Truck-Lite has added heated 5”x7” rectangular LED headlights to its LED forward lighting product line.
Optronics has introduced custom stop, tail, turn lamps that can integrate a company’s graphics into the design.
Optronics has released LED warning and beacon that employ a solid-state, surface-mount device design that protects their electronics against moisture, shock and vibration.
We are in the midst of a lighting revolution in the automotive industry that started with the proliferation of light-emitting diodes (LEDs). More dramatic lighting innovations are fast emerging, such as laser diodes, organic LEDs, and dynamic bending light headlamps. Historically, new automotive technologies have always first manifested themselves in luxury brands, then migrated downward to lower trim level models and non-retail customers such as the vocational work truck market.