CLASS 1 Micro Beacon Magnetic Amber Strobe Light 12' Cigarette lighter plug cord AIG008-B112AM3

Here is an AIG Safety light made to last.  This is part # AIG008-B112AM3  This is a low profile Magnetic mount and has a 12' cord with a Cigarette light plug and a switch on the back.  This is 12 Volt but we can get you 24 Volt as well.  

This light is strong, Compact and Bright light, This is a Class 1 light, The competition is using a class 2 light and its less than half as bright.  

This very Durable light comes with a 1 year Warranty. It is completely sealed and no moving parts. This is IP67 Rated.

This can be used in any Industry not just snow, We are also able to get them in White, Red, Blue, and Green. As well as several mounting options.

Buyers sells a similar light part # SL7576ALP but that is a class 2 light not a class one. 

We stock Many strobe lights this is our Go to light with all the mounting options there are so many creative ways you can use these , and they can be hidden cause of the size. 

What is the difference between SAE Class 1, SAE Class 2 and SAE Class 3 Warning Lights?

SAE Class 1 Warning Lights
SAE Class 1 Warning Lights are most often used for emergency response vehicles such as police, fire and ambulance. Lights in this class have a candela value greater than 8100, with some reaching close to 18,000 cd-s/m when used to clear traffic in emergencies. SAE Class 1 lights are 4 times more intense than SAE Class 2 lights and 10 times more intense than SAE Class 3 lights. 

SAE Class 2 Warning Lights
SAE Class 2 Warning Lights are commonly used on utility and service vehicles moving at or below the speed of traffic. Candela values in this class range from 1981 cd to 8099 cd-s/m. Vehicles that are slow-moving or blocking traffic typically have warning lights with a candela value close to 4,500. SAE Class 2 lights are approximately 2.5 times as bright as SAE Class 3 lights.

SAE Class 3 Warning Lights
Because SAE Class 3 Warning Lights have the lowest light intensity of the three SAE classes, they are typically used inside of buildings where there is little or no ambient sunlight. Class 3 warning lamps may be used on forklifts, specialized machinery, or for an attention-grabbing effect at trade shows and indoor events.